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How to memorize music and play guitar solo from memory?
Some performers bring sheet music when they come on stage, but in fact, they still play by memory. Therefore, as a guitar learner, it is necessary to strive to memorize some classic works, and one cannot believe the myth of saying that one can play them with just a sheet of music. If the visual ability is very strong, it is possible to play smoothly in one go, but it will never be complete.
Recitation includes details such as expression, strength, speed, rest, and harmony progression, and incorporates one's own second creation into the performance. If you need to rely on reading the score to take care of these things, you can only describe it as "not proficient". Just like a speech, a speech that cannot be without a speech script will never be brilliant. Playing a piece of music, if it can be memorized completely, the performer can fully devote all their attention to the performance, allowing it to be played to the fullest. On the contrary, if one still needs to look at the score during performance, it is inevitable to distract attention and affect the overall performance of the piece. Memorizing sheet music can be said to have no special methods or tricks, and no one can explain how to memorize it. However, first of all, do not memorize sheet music like elementary school students memorize text.
If you want to talk about methods, I think you should pay attention to the following three points: 1. Intervals, pauses, long pauses, and places where you start over after a long delay, and pay special attention to the weak parts. 2. Similarities, such as the reproduction part of a sonata often being similar to the beginning, but there may be differences. It is important to remember what that difference is, and so on. 3. Tonality, rhythm and beat, places for stress position transitions, and some temporary changes, special harmonies, and so on.
The changes come from several aspects: 1. Harmony configuration. 2. Fabric structure. 3. Adding flowers or expanding the melody. 4. Rhythmic changes. 5. Transfer. 6. The arrangement of Qu Qing's position has changed. Summarizing can help with memory. It is possible to remember to mix up, try not to mix up. If you mix up during a performance, then make the right mistake. Be careful not to stop.
If you are not sure about infinite rest, long rest, and long duration, you can do this: keep them, count the beats in your heart at the original speed, count until you think they are similar, and end on an even number. If it is a triple beat, it is best to end every three beats This handling may lose accuracy, but it generally does not make people feel uncomfortable.
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