Hey Tomo, I would like for you to do a finger picking video. There are many videos on this subject but I would like your take on it because you're always honest and easy to understand. Thanks for your wisdom.
Shell chords was my introduction/gateway to learning more chords and then incorporate the chords into melody and starting to play more and more like Joe Pass's style of full sounding, melodic solo guitar. It's perfect for bossa too
this is one of those licks i learned by ear but never had a name for it. i love when there's that tension and release between that tritone in the chord and the 3rd.
Томо, как здорово Вы всё объясняете! Весело, легко, понятно. Жаль только, что нет ни нот, ни табов, чтобы можно было посмотреть и переписать себе для занятий. Но всё равно, спасибо Вам за Ваш труд и доброту! Вот же я балда!!! Посмотрел, оказывается в описании к видео всё есть!!!
Thank you so much! I teach more detail lessons at my Guitar Wisdom. Each video has all informative built in the screen of videos so you won’t miss anything. You’re very welcome!
The greatest secrets of professional guitarist. Using minimal notes and minimal movement to create master pieces that can be played for hours and every day for hours. Awesome demo Master Tomo. ❤
Saw you tonite in Boston at the Juanes show in Orpheum, you were cooking, great sounding! The guitar you were using looks like this one your demonstrating with..
Thank you very much. This lesson sets some order in my mind. Things are clear now. Also, I have that switch on my strat too. Now I know why and when to use it. Have a good day.
Thank you for the good instruction and good vibe. I am new player and still enjoy the advanced vids you do. I am enjoying the nice black cup I purchased while I practice!
Gotta say, mr. Fujita here is hands down the best teacher of music theory ever, the guitar part is pretty damn good but with theory, you have a superb talent to dissect subjects to something anyone can understand. Great stuff👌
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! I use Ear Training & Theory together without any books! The sound & simple explanation is the best way to learn this. Thank you so much!
I'm selftaught with guitar and when i started playing, there was no interwebs to search info and i was shredding away 15 yrs before even considering a metronome or bother to learn simple sub divisions when playing. So yeah, it's a mess in a way😂, but i always had music playing in my head and it has just started to connect to the fretboard, boy is it exciting to play guitar. But you dont play with your fingers, you play with knowledge. Thanks for sharing yours, really really helps connect the dots. I'ma learn me some triads when i get back to my guitar🫵👌
Thanks for sharing! I think your energy toward music & guitar is so great! Be pride yourself! Now you can have a few choices & some knowledges that make you better player! Thank you! @@tiberman9159
Hi Tomo...long time since a chat. I think besides music shapes... understanding, without looking.... to feel with each played note or chord, in a breath, heartbeat.... in spirit. Music can touch the spirit, soul and emotion. Any player, to develop.... must feel. The only way that I know that a player without understanding feels music is for their teacher to guide them to reflection... all song is from reflection. In 45 years, I am still a student... not of learning notes, but of feeling and creating... to share for a good cause. I mentioned this before.... John Lee Hooker... disconnect for an hour, listen to Thats Where Its At.... shut your phone and TV OFF. In quiet... listen. Life changing... for more than just the music. Get back with me after listening. You will thank me. Happy playing - Mark
Thank you for sharing! Feeling is so important on playing guitar and basic theory is also super important if someone want to keep improving. I am a forever student. So great!
Great lesson, as always, thanks Tomo! I spent the last 3 years learning piano and read a lot of jazz harmony theory so my knowledge got quite good, relative to my jazz piano playing, which never got very good! Now I'm learning to play some guitar I'm so glad I learned a little of that theory. Connecting the chords in interesting ways, instead of vague, boring ones, seems to mean so much more to me on guitar. Maybe it's because of physically touching the strings myself and being able to see the movement (I'm a visual person). It's very timely for you to do this video, gives me plenty to practice over the weekend. 😃
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! Good job! Harmony, Ear Training both are so important. Most RUclips Social Media Guitar Players are playing by eyes! That's why they are stuck same place! These chords are so useful but you need to know which note is 3rd? 7th? Please enjoy!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thanks so much!. Your generosity of spirit is something many, many people could learn from. Have a great weekend Tomo. And tell your students that this random guy from YT says they are the luckiest guitar students!
"... that's nothing to do with the lesson..." Yes, but it's so much *fun* to listen to!! I don't know if I'll ever be good enough to play any of that, but I really enjoy hearing it.
thank you so much for your lessons, always feeling guilty for watching it for free.. could you do a lesson on : chords without roots and how to outline them in context? struggled within my band, the bass always plays the roots, i dont feel the necessity to present the roots
You're very welcome! Thank you for sharing! You can join my Guitar Wisdom. That wound be great! Yes, 3rd & 7th ... Very important too! This lesson, you can just use 3rd & 7th! Easy! First you need to learn this and less Root. That's all! My website tomojustfunky.com Join today "Guitar Wisdom" www.tfguitarwisdom.com
Hey.... nice lesson nice guitar - nice arrangement; what a deal, your student gave you His Signiture Strat 😮 This summer I'll practice these shell chords down by the sea side - (She played shell chords down by the sea side) 😅 🎶🎼🎵 Thank you Mr. T - note; I have trouble making sense out of, like root, 3rd 5th 7th....mabey you can suggest a post on this theory stuff....
Thank you so much! Juanes is so sweet person! I just played with him last night in Boston! I love playing with Juanes & his band! So good! Great people!
well that does not seem that difficult i will look at it seriously after i finish my week of linking triads with scales ....thank you TomoFujitaMusic i loved your vocal bass do you know that one tum tum tum...te tum tum....lol....good on ya
Thank you for sharing! Not hard at all! Very simple but you need to know which note is what? 3rd? 7th? Thanks so much! I alway sing other parts! That way the attack on rhythm is better than La La La...
Getting free things are not so good. This one is a little different. I have been teaching Juanes pandemic. He is so sweet! He just asked my address. I thought he will send me his CD or his T-shirt. Then this guitar showed up!
I needed this !! I damaged my pinky on my fret hand and it won't bend anymore so I only have the first 3 fingers and I need to learn again what I'm able to play !! Thank you
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! You need just one finger one string! Two fingers... all good! Please take limitation with positive mind all the times.
Hey Tomo, I would like for you to do a finger picking video. There are many videos on this subject but I would like your take on it because you're always honest and easy to understand. Thanks for your wisdom.
Thank you so much! I already made a few videos! Not published yet. So happy to hear that! Looking forward to show you soon!
Wonderful! Can't wait to see them.
I like when you're suddenly starts to play something "nothing to do with lesson" cuz it is very classy and teaches happiness and feel and taste
"Nothing to do with lesson" is my thing! That's how I teach my private students so they will ask more questions to find out! Thank you so much!
Lunch break and Tomo lesson in Italy too. Thanks Tomo
So cool! Lunch time in Italy! It's 8:32am in Boston MA. You're very welcome! Thank you!
Wow! Thank you! Beautifully explained - and a real "lightbulb" moment for me in how chords relate to each other. 👍
Glad it was helpful! So happy to hear that! You made me so happy! Thank you so much!
3rd & 7th... so good!
Shell chords was my introduction/gateway to learning more chords and then incorporate the chords into melody and starting to play more and more like Joe Pass's style of full sounding, melodic solo guitar. It's perfect for bossa too
Good job! Thank you for sharing! 3rd & 7th goes a 1/2 step down to 7th and 3rd... so cool! The guide tone! Yes! Joe Pass!
Yes! Totally! These chords are great for soloing ideas!
Thanks!
Oh my! Thank you so much!
this is one of those licks i learned by ear but never had a name for it. i love when there's that tension and release between that tritone in the chord and the 3rd.
Good job! Now you know which one is 3rd ? 7th? More fun!
We can feel your passion through your lessons , shout out from London
Thank you so much! So happy to hear that! My pleasure!
perfekt video for the lunchbreak in germany^^ thanks tomo and happy weekend @ all.
So great to hear that! Thank you so much! Have a great lunch break!
Томо, как здорово Вы всё объясняете! Весело, легко, понятно. Жаль только, что нет ни нот, ни табов, чтобы можно было посмотреть и переписать себе для занятий. Но всё равно, спасибо Вам за Ваш труд и доброту! Вот же я балда!!! Посмотрел, оказывается в описании к видео всё есть!!!
Thank you so much! I teach more detail lessons at my Guitar Wisdom. Each video has all informative built in the screen of videos so you won’t miss anything. You’re very welcome!
The greatest secrets of professional guitarist. Using minimal notes and minimal movement to create master pieces that can be played for hours and every day for hours. Awesome demo Master Tomo. ❤
Thank you! These chords are so good!
So cool!! This video is loaded with more concepts than I can count that are new to me. Thank you so much for introducing all these in this one video.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for sharing! You're very welcome!
Saw you tonite in Boston at the Juanes show in Orpheum, you were cooking, great sounding! The guitar you were using looks like this one your demonstrating with..
Thank you so much! It was really amazing show & you see..how sweet Juanes is! This guitar!
Thank you very much. This lesson sets some order in my mind. Things are clear now. Also, I have that switch on my strat too. Now I know why and when to use it. Have a good day.
You're very welcome! Very simple concept and very importantly should know all the details around harmony! Thank you!
Thank you for the good instruction and good vibe. I am new player and still enjoy the advanced vids you do. I am enjoying the nice black cup I purchased while I practice!
You're very welcome! Thank you so much! So happy to hear that!
7:15 "see... always have a quarter" 😂
Yes!
wow I need to practice/master this!
You can practice one at a time, no rush! Thank you!
The same here, lunch brake from Barcelona, Thanks Tomo 😊
Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks for sharing!
Gotta say, mr. Fujita here is hands down the best teacher of music theory ever, the guitar part is pretty damn good but with theory, you have a superb talent to dissect subjects to something anyone can understand. Great stuff👌
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! I use Ear Training & Theory together without any books! The sound & simple explanation is the best way to learn this. Thank you so much!
I'm selftaught with guitar and when i started playing, there was no interwebs to search info and i was shredding away 15 yrs before even considering a metronome or bother to learn simple sub divisions when playing. So yeah, it's a mess in a way😂, but i always had music playing in my head and it has just started to connect to the fretboard, boy is it exciting to play guitar. But you dont play with your fingers, you play with knowledge. Thanks for sharing yours, really really helps connect the dots. I'ma learn me some triads when i get back to my guitar🫵👌
Thanks for sharing! I think your energy toward music & guitar is so great! Be pride yourself! Now you can have a few choices & some knowledges that make you better player! Thank you! @@tiberman9159
@@TomoFujitaMusicAppreciate your kind words! Work in progres🧐
Thank you for another great lesson i can use in my playing.
You're very welcome! Thank you!
Great lesson amnd the quarter trick was one to remember 👍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed my coin trick!
Love your video's leurn so much. Greetings from Amsterdam.
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much from Boston!
😎👍👍👍Wow I'm gonna look at this all day.🔥
Great plan! Thank you so much!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome! Thank you!
Another super lesson! Thank you so much.
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much!
Thanks Tomo! Always learning thanks to your videos
Glad you like them! Thank you so much!
Hi Tomo...long time since a chat. I think besides music shapes... understanding, without looking.... to feel with each played note or chord, in a breath, heartbeat.... in spirit. Music can touch the spirit, soul and emotion. Any player, to develop.... must feel. The only way that I know that a player without understanding feels music is for their teacher to guide them to reflection... all song is from reflection. In 45 years, I am still a student... not of learning notes, but of feeling and creating... to share for a good cause. I mentioned this before.... John Lee Hooker... disconnect for an hour, listen to Thats Where Its At.... shut your phone and TV OFF. In quiet... listen. Life changing... for more than just the music. Get back with me after listening. You will thank me. Happy playing - Mark
Thank you for sharing! Feeling is so important on playing guitar and basic theory is also super important if someone want to keep improving. I am a forever student. So great!
Great lesson, as always, thanks Tomo! I spent the last 3 years learning piano and read a lot of jazz harmony theory so my knowledge got quite good, relative to my jazz piano playing, which never got very good! Now I'm learning to play some guitar I'm so glad I learned a little of that theory. Connecting the chords in interesting ways, instead of vague, boring ones, seems to mean so much more to me on guitar. Maybe it's because of physically touching the strings myself and being able to see the movement (I'm a visual person). It's very timely for you to do this video, gives me plenty to practice over the weekend. 😃
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! Good job! Harmony, Ear Training both are so important. Most RUclips Social Media Guitar Players are playing by eyes! That's why they are stuck same place! These chords are so useful but you need to know which note is 3rd? 7th? Please enjoy!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thanks so much!. Your generosity of spirit is something many, many people could learn from. Have a great weekend Tomo. And tell your students that this random guy from YT says they are the luckiest guitar students!
You're very welcome! My pleasure! My job is to make one more person happy with guitar! You're very kind! @@coloaten6682
"... that's nothing to do with the lesson..."
Yes, but it's so much *fun* to listen to!! I don't know if I'll ever be good enough to play any of that, but I really enjoy hearing it.
Yes! More fun! So happy to hear that! Thank you so!
thank you so much for your lessons, always feeling guilty for watching it for free..
could you do a lesson on :
chords without roots and how to outline them in context?
struggled within my band, the bass always plays the roots, i dont feel the necessity to present the roots
You're very welcome! Thank you for sharing! You can join my Guitar Wisdom. That wound be great! Yes, 3rd & 7th ... Very important too!
This lesson, you can just use 3rd & 7th! Easy! First you need to learn this and less Root. That's all!
My website tomojustfunky.com
Join today "Guitar Wisdom"
www.tfguitarwisdom.com
Hey.... nice lesson nice guitar - nice arrangement; what a deal, your student gave you His Signiture Strat 😮 This summer I'll practice these shell chords down by the sea side - (She played shell chords down by the sea side) 😅 🎶🎼🎵 Thank you Mr. T - note; I have trouble making sense out of, like root, 3rd 5th 7th....mabey you can suggest a post on this theory stuff....
Thank you so much! Juanes is so sweet person! I just played with him last night in Boston! I love playing with Juanes & his band! So good! Great people!
Yes!
From 5th string: R 5 7 3
From 6th string: R 7 3 5
@@TomoFujitaMusic - thank you
Moin Tomo Fujita,
this lesson video is great and very helpfull, thank you very much, have a nice weekend,
greetings harry
So happy to hear that! You're very welcome! Thank you! Have a great weekend!
Thank you
Mahao for this excellent explanation!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much!
The Girl from Ipanema is what those maj and min7 chords sound like to me. Beautiful song and playing of chords.
Yes! Beautiful song!
Thank you Mr.Fujita.
Good chords basic again. 🙏🙏😎
Thank you! Very useful! Only 6!
Thanks for the video, Tomo. I still have some trouble understanding when to use Major 7th, Dominant 7th, and Minorn 7th.
You're very welcome! No problems! Learn more intervals!
Root M3 M7 = Major 7th
Root M3 b7 = Dom 7th
Root b3 b7 = minor 7th
@@TomoFujitaMusic You are the best!!
Thank you so much!
The more you play the more I can " borrow from you" ! I'll return it to you!!! You're a good Dude 🎉❤🤍💜💙💛🎸✌️
Good job! Any time! Thank you so much!
Awesome!
Thank you!
Thanks Tomo🎉 Good Vibes 🤍💜💙💛❤🎸✌️
You're very welcome! Thank you so much!
A lesson from a master
Thank you!
Tea break from France…merci!
I just finished my lunch! Have tea break!
Thanks Tomo!
You're very welcome! My pleasure!
Thanks
Thank you!
Man this guy can play.
Thank you!
❤thanks Tomo
You’re very welcome! Enjoy!
Good stuff!
Thank you!
The great Tomo Fujita 🔥🔥
Thank you so much!
thank you for this nice video. very interesting 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it! You're very welcome! Thank you!
Awesome, arigato.
You're very welcome! Thank you!
Cool! Nashville Bossa
Thank you so much! Fun!
It's funny that everyone just assumes 7th chords are for Jazz. You can incorporate 7th chords into Rock music to make it more complex and moody.
Thank you for sharing
7th chords for good music
Triads are so beautiful for any good music
Always have a quarter.. got it!!! :D
Yes! Hope you have one! Thank you!
well that does not seem that difficult i will look at it seriously after i finish my week of linking triads with scales ....thank you TomoFujitaMusic i loved your vocal bass do you know that one tum tum tum...te tum tum....lol....good on ya
Thank you for sharing! Not hard at all! Very simple but you need to know which note is what? 3rd? 7th? Thanks so much! I alway sing other parts! That way the attack on rhythm is better than La La La...
scat man it's scat goes with jazz can you dig it😎@@TomoFujitaMusic
Lol, that sounded like Mario just ate a Nintendo mushroom when you started playing fast.
That's so much fun! Thank you for sharing!
breakfast in Pittsburgh with Tomo :)
AWESOME! Have a great breakfast there! Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic you da man, Tomo! Thank you for all the wonderful lessons! 🤘💪
someone should send you that new ultra Strat you could do a lot of John Mayer stuff with the split hum bucker
Thank you for sharing!
Many thanks for this excellent video :-) Shall I perform an afterwork party with it now ?!?! ^^
You're very welcome! Thank you so much! Yes!
girl from ipanema!
Yes! Beautiful song!
Juanes is your student? He's a famous Colombian singer 👍
Yes! Juanes has been studding at my Guitar Wisdom & my Skype Lessons. He is doing so amazing! I will see him tonight!
You know how the three sea shells work Tomo?
Yes yes!
The girl from ipanima❤
Yes!
❤❤❤
Thank you
Isn't this "Lost without you"- Robin Thicke?
Thank you for sharing!
*Randomly unlocks Star power - but funky*
Thank you!
So... we have all these strings but use them sparingly. Yes?
First limit & lean them deep. Now you have learned one concept deeply so you can add another concept or range to go. More fun! Thank you so much!
Well, I know them in and out, sideways and up and down. What next - any videos to start the next chapter?@@TomoFujitaMusic
More details lessons are at my Guitar Wisdom. Thank you! @@seattlevegas66
Girl from Ipanema
Yes!
Description might be off. Shouldn’t FMaj7 be:
FMaj7 = X 8 7 9 X X = X R M3 M7 X X (Fingering 214)
Thank you! Free lesson with a lot of misinformation!
This guy is so fucking cool love the content keep it up man🤌
Thank you so much! I have more fun lessons!
Wait… what happened with the quarter?
Where did it go?
Desafinado?
The Gril from Ipanema
ホタテは安岡力也 ホタテの貝殻は マッチの恋人だっけか 武田久美子 名前を思い出すのに時間がかかる 年取ったのうw
はい！
Why the hell would anyone give YOU a guitar? It's almost like when flea gets a free bass.
Getting free things are not so good. This one is a little different. I have been teaching Juanes pandemic. He is so sweet! He just asked my address. I thought he will send me his CD or his T-shirt. Then this guitar showed up!
I needed this !! I damaged my pinky on my fret hand and it won't bend anymore so I only have the first 3 fingers and I need to learn again what I'm able to play !! Thank you
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! You need just one finger one string! Two fingers... all good! Please take limitation with positive mind all the times.