Some performers bring scores when they come on stage, but in reality, they still play by memory. Therefore, as a guitar learner, it is necessary to try to remember some classic works and cannot believe the myth that you can play them with just a sheet of music. If the visual ability is strong, then it is possible to play at the same time, but it will never be complete.
The recitation includes details such as expression, strength, speed, rest and harmonious progress, and incorporates his own second creation into the performance. If you need to rely on reading scores to take care of these things, you can only use "unskilled" to describe. Just like a speech, a speech that cannot be without a speech script will never be wonderful. When playing a piece of music, if you can memorize it completely, the performer can devote all his attention to the performance and let it play to the fullest. On the contrary, if you still need to look at the score while performing, it will inevitably distract you and affect the overall performance of the work. It can be said that there are no special methods and skills for memorizing music scores, and no one can explain how to memorize music scores. However, first of all, don't recite music scores like primary school students recite texts.
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 to restart after long delays, with special attention to weak parts. 2. Similarity, for example, the reproduced part of a sonata is often similar to the beginning, but there may be differences. It's important to remember what the difference is, etc. 3. Tone, rhythm and beat, where the stress position transitions, and some temporary changes, special harmonies, etc.
Changes come from several aspects: 1. Harmonious configuration. 2. Fabric structure. 3. Add flowers or expand the melody. 4. The rhythm changes. 5. Transfer. 6. Qu Qing's position arrangement has changed. Summarizing can help memory. Can remember to confuse, try not to confuse. If you get confused in your performance, make the right mistakes. Be careful not to stop.
If you are not sure about infinite rest, long rest, and long duration, you can do this: keep them and count the beats in your heart at the original speed until you think they are similar and end with an even number. If it is three beats, it is best to end every three beats. This processing may lose accuracy, but it is generally not uncomfortable.