What is the most basic sitting posture and fingering of guzheng?

Playing posture: learn the posture of playing guzheng, usually sitting posture, and standing posture on special occasions. In ancient times, it was used in the form of tray and kneeling posture. Due to different schools, the placement position, frame and stool of guzheng are also different. Some use piano-table kite holders, some use herringbone kite holders, and some play with their legs. Generally speaking, the piano table frame is stable and reliable, and the panel of the piano table is helpful for piano playing and convenient pronunciation; The height of the piano table is suitable for legs. The high and low position of sitting should be based on the principle of convenience for playing. If the sitting posture is too high, the upper body tends to lean forward; Sitting in a low position will make your hands nervous; The herringbone kite frame is more convenient to carry.

The performer's posture should be: legs apart naturally, upper body straight, arms and hands relaxed and raised naturally, full of energy and natural posture. Don't hunch over or lift your chest too high when playing; Not too tight or too loose. Avoid bad habits such as shaking your head and finding time with your feet. The correct playing posture is: put your right foot on the pedal of the fixed Zheng frame, look down slightly, and stretch out your hands naturally according to the fingering at the beginning of the music to get ready for playing.

Fingering:

Hook, hold, divide, swing and point.

"Practice slowly", but also remember that when playing the piano, the hand is half clenched, the palm is facing down, and the fake nails is at a 90-degree angle with the strings. Slowly practice hooking and dragging, exerting strength on your knuckles, so that every sound is firm and your fingers can't jump, especially to keep the balance between your hands and face. Remember to practice slowly. Only when you play the piano can you slow down and get up quickly.