Some erhu amateurs do not have instructional video CDs or books after buying erhu. The resources on the Internet are very rich and easy to consult, and Hu friends can make use of them. Today, I have summarized a few tips for self-learning erhu, hoping to help you Hu friends and avoid detours.

1. A quiet environment

Quiet here does not mean no ambient sound, but a place where you won't be disturbed when playing the erhu. It can be a room or a park square, etc., which helps to prepare for entering a state of concentration, and developing the habit of entering the same venue to practice will help you focus more quickly.

2. Peace of mind and good habits

No matter what you do, make it a good habit to keep what you need close at hand and put it in a fixed place when you use it up. For example, the piano keys and rosin of the erhu, if these small things that are easy to forget are not at hand, once you find them, you will waste a lot of practice time. Especially those who are used to putting things away when they are finished.

3. Technology can help

You can use external objects, but don't rely too much on them. Apps like metronome, tuner, and timer are all convenient and practical. Poetry erhu manufacturers here suggest that you try to use the mobile phone tuning app and metronome app as much as possible. There are many models in the mobile app store that can be downloaded for free, with rich and powerful functions, which are more convenient and accurate than the physical comparators and metronomes.

4. Preset goals

Set a time plan for yourself to pull erhu every day, instead of blindly pulling if you want, and pulling when you have time. Before starting to practice, you should also think about how much you want to pull today? A little progress every day is also a kind of progress, perseverance can be successful. Practice time and plan assignments for each day, and try not to change them unless there are special circumstances.

5. Don’t be too obsessive

In the process of learning erhu, there is no need to be too impatient and eager for success. It is easier to learn to solve difficulties in stages than to solve all problems at once. Scientific research tells us that people's concentration is limited. If you encounter a difficult paragraph, you can try to set a period of time, such as 10 minutes. In these 10 minutes, you can only deal with one problem and try your best to Practice all kinds of methods, try to overcome it, if you still can't overcome it after 10 minutes, remember to come back to practice it tomorrow. In this way, the limited time and brain power can be used to the greatest extent, and the chance of success in the next practice will be much greater.