I Wish All My Students Knew THESE Before They Came To Berklee
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- Do you know these Scales/Modes with Theory, Triad Inversions - 3 Ways, and Root 3rd 7th Swing Groove (Foundation)?
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0:00 Intro
1:45 Scales
5:45 Triads
12:10 R 3 7 Swing Groove
15:45 Recap and Reasons (Foundation)
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They don’t have the same tone. Be ready.
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The 808 is softer
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I'll be 70 this year and have been a hobbyist player since I was 10-12 years old. I can always count on picking up something while listening to your lessons. I love playing the guitar. Thank you for the inspiration, Mr Fujita.
Thank you for sharing! I have many older students at my Guitar Wisdom! Many said... "I wish I had this in 50 years ago!"
Cool I am also in my seventies and have been playing since a kid. It has also been a part of my life both good and not so good. Oh how I wish the net was about when I was desperate to acquire guitar knowledge.
I had 7 years of classical education in brass instruments. Its crazy to me that even tnough we were taught and memorized 100s of scale exercises were wernt taught to think of them as intervals...it would have made so much more sense and gave us a better understanding of composing or improvising but i realize we were being trained to play the instrument not compose and only in jazz band did we improvise segments. The piano players were always better improvisers and i believe its because of the visual representation of the intervals as opposed to route memorization of scale.
Thanks so much for sharing your experience. Very valuable comment! @@dustinb1070
@@dustinb1070 I know C chords up down the neck, even two note inversions of C doesn’t matter. If someone says F# might throw me off, still I can play F# triads up down the fret board. I don’t want to forget, I went without guitar for 5 years . But to this day, I have NO concept of intervals. Wish I did
"Oh....you're busy" LOL!!!
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Ha ha!
Cat playing cello 😂
"Because he can..."
3:23
My god I'm giddy like a school child.
I grabbed a caged chart and started breaking the neck down into c triads. This is just amazing. Sounds so good and i recognize some many didn't jingles and songs and things of that nature.
It makes sense. This is what it felt like when i finally understood fractions 30yrs ago.
I'm lying i still don't understand them.
But this make total sense me.
Good job! Thank you so much for sharing! Triads are so good!
How lucky we are to have a world class guitar teacher willing to take time to upload lessons for all the world to absorb.
Thank you Tomo, watching you has transformed my playing and the way I approach the instrument altogether!
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! My pleasure!
True.. i am from Sudan and watching tomo all the time.
Really appreciated
Any lesson, with a cat in it, is a win! LOL!
Yes! Thank you so much!
Probably the best advice I've ever heard. I am 61 and have been a frustrated wanna be guitarist for my whole life. I still want to learn and this is a great approach!
So happy to hear that! You are so young! Please join my Guitar Wisdom! You would enjoy your life more! Thank you!
I'm 72 with 2.5 years on the keyboard and 6 weeks on guitar. I LOVE music! I taught myself to read music during the pandemic and I bought a keyboard. Once I knew I can read and play music, I said to myself, "Hmmm ... If i know the keys and chords on a piano then I should be able to find the keys and chords on a guitar." I was right! MAN, I am so excited about learning and I play each instrument every day. I learn from your videos. I started backwards and learned to play sheet music but I have no music theory knowledge. I will start studying NOW. Thanks for giving me confidence.
Thank you for sharing! I have many over 60, 70 older subscribers at my Guitar Wisdom! Levels or age just doesn't matter at all! It's all about how to learn guitar better ways. Good job! Thank you!
I love the display of mastery at the end after teaching the fundamentals that get you on the path. A full lesson. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! You're very welcome! Thank you!
Wow teaching the same school 31 years , Loyal. Hats off
Yes! I love this place! Thank you!
I went to MI about 20 years ago and my jazz improv teacher gave me a great routine for jazz standards. He would have me learn the melody on each individual string. This made soloing so easy! Very similar to this, good stuff!
Thank you for sharing! I just made "Jazz Guitar Lesson" so I will post it soon! Good job!
My first teacher taught me all the pentatonic boxes first and you’re right, it got me playing in one position too much for too many years lol. Watching you has made me think more linear and to play up and down the neck more. It’s hard to break old habits, but it’s never too late to learn new things on the guitar. Thanks Tomo! 🎼🎸👌🏼
Thank you for sharing! Easy to teach & easy to learn = Stuck forever! You're very welcome!
You have to connect the shapes. I learned that from a Dweezil Zappa course on True Fire. Moving up and down the neck on only two strings at a time and connecting all the shapes.
Years ago I took to mapping out the fretboard and then using a highlighter to map various scales, also circling the root… I still play in chunks. I will be working on horizontal now.
Thank you so much for laying out these requirements. Although there is so much covered in these few minutes, it helps me understand what to study and how to practice musically.
You're very welcome! More details on these topics are at my Guitar Wisdom! I made this video as "Welcome" to all my new Berklee guitar students. Good job!
Great video with Dexter, and Tomo Fujita playing the guitar as well.
Thank you!
Mr. Tomo, you are awesome. And you inspire thousands to keep learning. We are all your students!!
Thank you so much! So happy to hear that! Guitar is amazing!
I think I've just found my favourite guitar teacher. Know the basics inside out, keep it simple and leave space for the cat to chill out. What's not to like? 😄👍
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This is really good advice...
Not just for those that want to go to Berklee, but any musician - as the exact same principle apllies to other polyphonic instruments too!!
Thanks maestro 🙏😀
So happy to hear that! Thank you for sharing! This video will help anyone who want to improve their guitar playing in general. You're very welcome! Thank you!
What a language music is. One could study this their entire life and never know it all. Thank you Tomo for sharing your wisdom and insight. I will/would never get into Berkelee but to know I am learning for free ! And from one of the best, Is one of the greatest times of my life !
Music is very deep and it's so easy to skip a few important topics because you can gain these information on internet. (good and bad) If you want to learn more details, I teach all at my Guitar Wisdom. More educational than any RUclips videos. Thank you so much!
Another gold filled lesson! Thank you!
Thank you so much!
I'm grateful for the useful advice as always Mr Fujita!
My pleasure! Thank you!
It’s a sound not a shape !!! So obvious but so easy to forget , thank you 🙏 long live to you and you cat 💚
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Dear Tomo, thank you for always being there. The past weeks i did not have much time to practise but now I'm back. Thank you for always being present and reacting to my questions. Both on guitar wisdom and on here. I consider you to be my guitar teacher and you are very important to me. Much love from the Netherlands and i hope I will have the opportunity to meet you one time in real life. You are a great human and great teacher, thank you.
You're very welcome! Thank you so much! So happy to hear that!
Love your generous tutorials. Thank you!
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This is the best lesson on youtube. The horizontal approach opened my way at looking at the guitar.
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
Moin Tomo Fujita,
you are a great teacher/professor, it was a pleasure to watch this video, thanks a lot
greetings harry
Thank you so much! You're very welcome!
"Keyword is the sound not shape" - it's a great see today! Thanks you❤❤
Thank you!
EXCELLENT! This made the whole idea of MODES click in the first 3 mins. Thank you!
Great to hear! Thank you so much!
Listening to Tomo is golden. Thank you Tomo.
Thank you so much! You're very welcome!
Hi Tomo, I just wanted to tell you that you made me understand that my guitar loves me, and also how to love my guitar back. I struggle with ADHD and Anxiety and playing guitar the way you taught me quiets my brain and amplifies my soul. Since I've started to focus on the fundamentals, I can feel the discordant background noise in my heart turning into bird song. Everyday I wake up and I am grateful to live in a world with guitar. I focus on my fundamentals everyday, not because I want to play cool things eventually, but because the fundamentals themselves are so great to listen to and so fun to play. I appreciate every second I hold my guitar, and I think about my guitar every second I'm not holding it. Not only did you teach me guitar, but you also taught me confidence, self-love, gratitutde, patience and kindness. I thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. Sending you all my love from Hong Kong.
Thank you for sharing! Guitar can give you comfort & confidence if you use it as a tool for learning how to make a great effort! So inspiring! So happy to hear that just because you watched the whole video! If you only watched 5 minutes then people just don't get important part!
“He knows everything and he listens to me all the time!” Your cat will live so many lives because your cat is happy hearing 🎶🎸
Dexter is so good! He knows some Pat Martino dorian phrase!
I love the format of this lesson! Thanks for sharing!!
Glad you like it! You're very welcome! Thank you!
Excellent lesson Master Tomo. Thank you
Glad you liked it! Thank you so much!
Thank you Mr. Fujita. When I first came across your videos they were a bit over my head and challenging (that will likely always be the case), however, they have helped me immensely. I have never taken guitar lessons but I am learning much of theory and understanding intervals and triads. My guitar playing has jumped to new level as of late and you are certainly a piece of that puzzle. Thank you for all of this wonderful instruction.
You're very welcome! So happy to hear that! Foundation is all about! No diagrams! Learn those intervals and triads! Thank you!
Intervals really take the randomness out of it! That's what scales and chords are based on anyway. If you want to take the knowledge further, this is based off of the harmonic series. For example, the reason major chords/arpeggios work is because they fit very nicely into the harmonic series. It's not that useful to know how to play what I'm about to describe by itself, but it really helped me make sense of intervals and chords in a kind of "aha!" moment in terms of how the actual physics work! Based off the open A string (which has a main frequency- 1st harmonic- of 110 Hz), you can create a major arpeggio from the 3rd, 4th and 5th harmonics (330, 440 and 550 Hz respectively). You can hear the sounds by gently touching the A string around the 7th, 5th and 4th frets respectively. The second note in there can also be played an octave down at the 12th fret (2nd harmonic at 220 Hz), but it's easier at the 5th fret.
Note that because of the 12 tone tuning system we use, the actual major 3rd we use is a bit out of tune from the harmonic 3rd. Tuning systems try to approximate the harmonics, and there's a LOT of history behind it. We don't worry about that, but at some point you might think it's cool to learn more about. This is essentially what harmony is physically rather than reading from a chart!
Something about this video gives me flashbacks of my analysis(maths) professors online lectures for some reason, Im so happy thats behind me, I mean I dropped out, but still its behind me.
Best of luck to all the students and cheers from London.
Thank you for sharing! Thank you so much!
Analysis is probably the worst math class. And I say this as someone with a math degree.
Thank you Tomo!!, your videos always motivate me into learning more theory and improve as a guitarist
You're very welcome! So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
You always have great topics. Love you Tomo!
Thank you so much!
What a good simple video. Plus 70s headstock strats look so good
Every time I start practicing all the dogs and cats come in and listen intently.
Thank you so much!
We love you Tomo !!!
Thank you so much!
excellent. cats too. both very wise. thank you master!
Love your channel. Dexter is so knowledgeable. Keep up the great lessons sir.
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you so much! He knows so much!
Thank you for helping me see how to get out of just playing vertically. I now know what I need to work on to improve. Excellent explanation - but I will enjoy the dedicated work I have ahead. This helps me make a plan on what I need to work on to make practice constructive. Thank you!
You're very welcome! One String Approach with Ear Training & Theory analysis. So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
Your cat loves your playing just like I do. He stayed there the whole time.
Amazing video! Thank you!
We love our cats so much! Thank you!
My god, that jazz blues demonstration was magic!
Thank you!
I've been having lots of fun on the b string, "C scale's".... Thankyou Mr F for youre wisdom.
You can stay on 2nd string for two weeks! Thank you!
You are an amazing teacher!!! I will take what I have learned from you and apply it the best way I can.
Thank you so much! You can learn more at my Guitar Wisdom.
"Tell me - oh, you're busy" LOL
Yes!
Tomo you are a treasure to the guitar and music community. I’m working through Joe Baer Magnant’s “The Guitarists Palette” which is an excellent approach to learning, practicing and playing exactly what you described. If all your incoming guitar students spent their summer before Berkelee mastering this book they would be ready to go. And Triad magic for triads.
Thank you so much! Thank you for sharing! I highly recommend my Guitar Wisdom. Book is not that great in general because too many words & diagrams! No diagrams & no tabs! That's a great start!
I love the Guitar Wisdom videos!
It's awesome to sit in the presence of such a great guitar player and soak up the knowledge!
@@TomoFujitaMusic guitar wisdom is a fantastic resource! The book I mentioned is not a book of diagrams (it has them of course), but more of a guided practice log.
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! @@JDavidChilders
Thank you so much! Fantastic! @@Joeschmoe8930
Thank you Mr.Fujita.
This time,Foundations great summary.
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You're very welcome! Thank you so much!
Thank you for this lesson, Master Tomo.
My pleasure! Thank you!
A great lesson plus cat yoga included!
Thank you!
Excellent tips on neck bending and leg stretches... the guy with the guitar seems nice but is kind of distracting and gets in the way at times.
Thank you so much for sharing! @@7171jay
(Dorian) is the sounds, not the shapes. Brilliant!
Yes! Very important! Most people learn vertical shape in 5 minutes and say that way for 5 years! Thank you!
Amazing video! Thank You for the knowledge, I wrote it all down and I am excited to break the habit of shapes!
Thank you so much! You're very welcome! You can get rid of bad habits!
Where was Tomo and this lesson 40 years ago when I started! Solid foundation to build on ❤
Thank you so much! My approach is a little different than most guitar teachers.... I love sharing these foundation!
When the cat knows more music theory than me… 💀
My cats knows a lot of Joe Pass chord solos!
Consistent practice with a metronome yields consistent results. Set an alarm clock for one hour each day and work hard at music and in three months time the musicianship will be vastly improved. Enjoy!
Thank you for sharing! 90 days! Yes!
Love your guitar playing! I'm studying music in Australia and work on this stuff everyday, but a different approach from other teachers really provides some perspective and helps me learn, so thank you!
Love the cat feature too :)
Thank you so much! So happy to hear! I am educator and player so I pick good balance in practicing & playing ideas. Dexter is so cute!
Love that 70s strat. Thank you for today's lesson. Some stuff I know and now I know more stuff.
You're very welcome! Thank you!
The problem today is that people over-analyze stuff. modes are essentially just a way to connect a melody to a chord and how you transition from one to the other, by tension and resolution, it is nothing new, just listen to classical composers.I dont wanna be rude, but this doesnt teach people anything, all we need to do is listen to a wide variety of music, and find out why it works by figuring out the harmonic changes.
Thank you for sharing! I think "Modes" that terminology or name is too much! Major scale! "Application" is so important!
@@TomoFujitaMusic you have a youtube channel talking about music right ? you said "i wish everyone knew a little bit more about the foundation" right ? but you dont show how scales are really about chord changes. like how harmonic minor is a way to move to a major scale on the 5th by raising from the minor 7th to a sharp 7th which creates a beautiful tension and resolution in the melody. you say the terminology is too much but you talk about it yourself in the video. sorry, but you dont know what you talking about, or you are a bad teacher.
@@koenstrobbe8101My guy, he’s an instructor at Berklee, I think he knows what he’s talking about.
Tomo and Dexter are a winning team.
Thank you so much!
Thanks! This is actually something I have been thinking about as a beginner guitarist
You're very welcome! Thank you!
Thank you for your video. Its going to be so helpful and probably will make 1000 times better
You're very welcome! Thank you so much!
Amazing teacher, useful tips
Thank you so much!
This Should Have Been Your First Guitar Lesson - Chromatic Scale
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Watching you I can only dream. thank you Mr Fujita.
Thank you so much!
Great lesson as usual Tomo, very helpful!
Thank you so much!
Great lesson! This is really the most important thing about using your ear and I wish I was taught this when starting out.
Glad you enjoyed it! So happy to hear that! Thank you!
This was excellent! The best ever so far tysm!
Thank you so much!
Thank you.This colour is so awesome.Like my first little bike exactly this nice colour.
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Great lesson, Thank You 🙏🏾
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Thank you ,great lesson.
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Thank you for your deep knowledge and humble spirit. You are a marvelous teacher.❤
You're very welcome! Thank you so much! Did you watch this video?
How To Learn Theory, Ear Training and Jazz
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Tomo, thank you so much. You make everything seem possible. I am a grateful student
You're very welcome! So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
I dont even play an instrument but found your tutorial very interesting. Your jazz riffing was superb!! Thank you sir.
Thank you so much! So happy to hear that!
Thank you Tomo. Great stuff. I feel like I am relearning the guitar all over again. Your suggestions are helpful.
You're very welcome! Thank you! So happy to hear that!
Thank you so much Tomo for sharing that wonderful lesson and Dexter with us, learning patterns in different keys can be tough so yes practice is for sure a must, " love it when Dexter was licking to your groove" thanks again.
Glad you enjoyed it! So happy to hear that! Super slowly! Very simple one at a time! Don't think everything. Just One Key next! F or G?
Very good lesson! Thank you.
Thanks so much!
Subscribed! This was such a good lesson. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! So happy to hear that! You're very welcome! My pleasure!
Thank you Mr Fujita
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Great video. So nice to see Dexter🎸🎶
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much!
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Thank you so much!
Thank you for thanking me for watching tomo fujita music
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Nice blues! I love that type of chord comping.
Thank you so much!
6:03 perfect interval signal for a shortwave radio station! Lots of good information here even if you're not going to Berklee. I particularly like the walking bass line under the chords in the B flat blues. Extra points for making your pants sound like a high-hat!
Thanks for sharing! Glad to hear that. Thank you.
I love the jazz blues at the end. Sounds great on that Strat.
Thank you so much! Jazz blues is fun to play!
Auto sub, like, share! Your right. I know most of these, but never seen this method of understanding. I will forward this to all my students, Major Thank You!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much! You're very welcome!
Loved this ! Merci ❤
Thank you so much!
What a wonderful lesson.
Thank you!
Hi Mr Fujita, thank you for constantly pulling me back into the world of music.
I recently tried transcribing songs for practice because it seemed like a really interesting idea. I was following along someone transcribing a song I also liked, though it took me 3 days on and off to do what they did it 10 minutes. It was surprisingly very mentally exhausting. I learned so much from the experience, like where my deficiencies are in ear training (not being able to hear bass notes as well,) or how not knowing theory is holding me back from guessing what the next few notes should be or thinking of something else that would sound good in its place. More valuable than that though, I feel like I finally caught a glimpse of how a musician sees music. Maybe I'm constantly on and off with the guitar because I'm more interesting in understanding music than actually playing it haha.
I think it would be a really cool video, to follow along as you analyze a song that you're also learning for the first time, or something like that.
Thank you for sharing! You're very welcome! Learning songs, melodies, solos... good. But daily routine is so important to express your performance part well. Sing triad inversions! Sing Major scale with Ear Training.
Thank you for this insight! :) even if i'm not enrolling to berklee, we should spend time and learn this :) this is really the foundation of becoming a good guitarist :)
You're very welcome! You can learn more at my Guitar Wisdom so you won't waste your time. Yes!
Just found your channel, great stuff!... thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills with those of us who are not able to get to Berklee ☺
Thank you so much! You're very welcome! You can join my Guitar Wisdom so you can learn more!
Wow at 10:20 look at the cat doing some difficult licks!
Dexter was working hard!
Gracias maestro!
Thank you!
Thankyou very much.
You're very welcome! Thank you!
I wish my guitar teachers tought me the importance of listening and understanding music over just rote learning, whether it was the reading music or guitar shapes or what have you. I could have used this lesson some 25+ odd years ago....Thanks Tomo, you are a great personality and and even better teacher.
Thank you so much! Listening is super important and it's hard to teach this part clearly. You're very welcome! Please check this one.
How To Learn Theory, Ear Training and Jazz
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Hi Tomo. Nice to see you/read you more on the GW forums :) Cheers, Silvije
Yes! Finally! I have so much fun at my Guitar Wisdom Forum! Thank you!
Lovely lesson.
Thank you!
lovely guitar, i’m so tempted to buy one. I stepped into the electric ice-skating rink many years ago. This has been a great refresher.
I love it! Thank you!
Hi Tomo, thank you for sharing your knowledge so generously, you are a great inspiration to me! You and drexler, what a great duo!!❤❤
You're very welcome! My pleasure! Thank you so much!
I've had that same guitar for a year, and now I finally know how it's meant to sound. Off to practice my scales!
Awesome! One String One Finger Approach!
niceeeee, it's the video that I was looking for, and I didn´t know
Glad to hear that! Thank you!
I’ve really been struggling with my memory and playing Guitar, and felt completely devastated when I decided to pick up a guitar again and couldn’t remember what to do. This run through was really helpful and made me feel like I could be able to play again with confidence. Thank you Tomo! Your cat is cute and I just wanted to say I met you at NAMM, I painted the Japanese dragon amp for Bad Cat and you sounded awesome!
Thank you for sharing! Try not memorize... take your time and repeat same part over and over so you be familiar so much later. Try to learn something very simple. Simple melody on one string or minor pentatonic using only 4 notes. R b3 4 5... not even go to b7 so this will be so special! Learn triad only 123 or 234 or 345 or 456 sets. Only one set. Please use a great " LIMITATION " so you can be so creative within that limitation. For music, I love limitation and for work, I love deadline! So great to meet you at NAMM!
I know quite a bit of this but not quick enough and not the chords you were doing. You’re video on the arpeggios in hotel California has been very helpful, I’m still doing it. Now this! Lots of info. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for sharing! You can review each topic longer and deeper! Great to hear that! You're very welcome!