Got my guitar wisdom practice in this morning! Started with the q and a proficiency video. Best place to go in my opinion if anyone is lost. Getting more comfortable with playing the triads in different directions! Thank you tomo!

There has to be a conversation now about Tomo being one of the greatest guitar players of all time. You can tell from his lessons that his music transcends itself into life, that music isn’t just music in its own right, but music can teach you about life itself. It is true that Tomo does not have the discography you would expect from a label of greatest guitarist ever, in a way that Hendrix did, but nonetheless, both use the guitar to show you the true meaning of life, to bring people together, to discover yourself and what you are capable of. To me man, without a doubt Tomo Fujita is the greatest guitarist of all time. Thank you Tomo, sincerely

Tom, Man, the more I watch your lessons the more I see HOW good you are!!! Purrfect!!👍🏻😉👏👏

First, thank you Tomo! Two things that set you apart: ‘write it down’, and, ‘don’t just rely on knowing the triad shapes’. Good ‘wisdom’ indeed. I haven’t been able to break free from the perils of just knowing the ‘shapes’. But I’m very much on the good foot ( as brother James Brown, used to say ). Many thanks to you, Tomo.

It's already 144th video of 2021, time flies, Tomo.

I'm truly blessed with all these triad lessons. Thank you Tomo-san!

Watching Tomo teach inspires me to pick up my guitar daily. Thank you, Tomo 😃

Thank you Tomo-san! I learned so much about guitar especially patience! You are very kind to make these videos.

I love the theory lessons ! Infinite rewatch ability and I pick up on something new every time .

So incredibly useful, new ideas to practice! Thank you

Thank you Tomo, I've just learnt more from this video than I have in a long time. I appreciate that and enjoy how you demonstrate and then take us back to learn the basics so we can understand the fundamentals. My passion to learn has been reignited.

Again many thanks Tomo. I can finally see how incorporating triads allows easy way for embellishments/cool fills. Which lesson for root on 5th 6th string triads. Loved the G D Em C stuff. My playing just got bumped up a notch. Off to practice now.

I like when you go off on the little solo side roads during the lessons. I get a lot out of figuring those out and seeing how they relate to the subject at hand. Great stuff!

Haisha moushiagemasu Tomo 🙏. I have been playing keyboard and guitar since I was 4 years old. Music has been a constant and consistent friend in my life for my entire journey. Recently I've been dedicated to improving my guitar improvisation techniques and trying to finally step back and get an understanding of the basics so that I can make the step forward that I've been unable to rise to. Last night I sat on the couch with my guitar playing E triads slowly up and down the neck. Sounding each note distinctly and clearly. It made me smile! I looked at the "D" shape and thought "oh, let me try the other triad shapes from D and see what happens". E and D triads together! Simple sparks to a brighter light! Aka reta hikari. You have many great gifts the greatest of which is sharing. Again, thank you so much!

Thanks Tomo, your lessons are my guitar bible. I am 50 and finally making progress because you are the only teacher I understand. Thankyou so much.

this guy has one of the most engaging teaching styles ever...

Seems like playing triads like this helps the moveability over the fretboard while soloing and also a help to follow the Chord changes with the solo. Thanks for the lesson. Bless!

Thanks for teaching me Triads a few years ago (Guitar Wisdom) I'm trying to incorporate them into my blues improv - to help me not play so boxy and "scaley". Man it takes so much repetition to get them to come naturally/quickly - vs having to use the big brain to think about them. Anyhow a labor of love. Thanks again.

Tomo your lessons are the best and easy to apply. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing content

Good job, Tomo. Practicing diligently while keeping it fun is the way to go!

Love you tomo :) Thank you for always giving us lessons!

Very melodic. Well done. One thing I learned as a young student was to practice with a metronome. It made such a difference in my playing throughout the years.

OH Tomo, thank you! man I tried to keep up. This is awesome! I was hopeful to see you show an application of this great content.

Incredible. Thank you, Sinsei. You have all the things.

大変勉強して貰いました。先生ありがとうございます😊

Your awesome Tomo. Thank you so much. These lesson have been real eye openers

Just make’s me smile!

Such beautiful playing. So inspired to get better! Thx Mr. Tomo

beautiful lesson... no wonder you work at Berkeley... so many great musicians came from there and taught their

Thank you Tomo, this one is Gold!🎸🎶👍

You are a Scientist, so many great things said about you, hope you see I’m going to begin lessons and going to purchase a TOMOnez like you have there , So inspiring. Thank you for these videos, how many of your Caliber and Education Talent Generously give there Self away as you do? Can’t think of anyone at the moment! You are a Great person Sir, Much Respect! Serious About the guitar, read about the guitar and discovered you, and your hand and idea about it. Awesome!

Tomo you gave me hope learn again...thank you

こんにちは. Thank you so much for your instruction. I have learned so much in just two videos. I'm self taught and I know music theory and every chord on the guitar. But your video, help me understand more what Jimi was doing with his embellishments on major and minor chords. Triads are such a simple yet useful concept.

Yes another lesson!!

I had always thought that an inversion was simply changing the root of a chord,specifically the lowest note of the chord. I guess it is true for triads. One of my favorite things used to be changing the bass note,even notes and connecting chords in interesting ways. Voice leading,but without knowing all the basics. There are no short cuts when it comes to music.

I like the way you teach very melodic, using the different inventions in this 145 progression gives more color I know you could help me get to another level excellent approach

Very cool... I love your relaxed approach...

Mahalo for the most awesome lesson!

Awesome Lesson !!

You are sharing magicians secrets really.

Excellent! Loving the solo at the end. Top Class!

Man i fucking love you...... you're a life saver... every 2nd video you are lecturing about the same thing over and over LIKE MY MOM..... and as the result I've started getting better at TRIADS..... And It feels Unreal king👑

Thanks Papa Tomo

Incredible. Thank u

That was extraordinary! Domo arigato Mr Fujita! Greeting from Greece.

Thank You 👍🏻

This is great!!! Helped me a lot. Triads for the win 🙌👍🏻

Thank You!

Thank you. You make playing fun

I really love the way you improvise an amising solo at the end of the video. It sounded like you have worked on if for days to sound that great

This exactly what I wanted to learn now. Thank you so much;)

Very nice 👍

Clean teach

thank you 🙏

Thank you Tomo San !

thank u maestro,teacher,professor your the best ✌️

you're the best!!!

Thank you so much for your patience and making all these videos must be hard work , i really like the way you teach and i hesitate to register on wisdom because i wonder if i will stand with theory

It's nice when you "play", great lesson.

Nice shirt Tomo!

At 4:22, that would be ten ten eight for 5th chord (F, A, C). 😀 --> noted for a beginner like myself to follow instruction.

Fantastic. The perfect extension to the C triads. I've been working on them mentally before falling asleep, trying to visualize them and get the solfège system into my head. Plus learning them across the neck. I figured out the major to minor myself - though I haven't used it much - and connecting the triads to the caged system helped me visualize the triads using the 5th and 6th strings. But this lesson was an aha moment. You showed how to take what you taught and I've learned and use it to open up the whole fretboard. It seems as if the patterns must repeat up the neck. I haven't worked on learning the single string major scale, but that has to connect up with the shapes of the triads, so that when playing in Eb say, with the So-Do-Me D shape shifted up a fret, the IV and V triads are a matter of spacing. Which gives you another way of finding the chords, rather than just knowing that the 8th fret is C on the E strings. It will take work, but it feels like it's all coming together. I never thought I'd be able to understand this. Thanks so much. *** Lesson Suggestion *** On my own I've been trying to connect the triads to riffs in songs I like. For example, D'yer M'aker by Led Zeppelin, has a I vi IV V riff in C major, with most of the action being on the 3 higher strings. So the hammer-ons, slides and double stops are different based on Major and minor. A great lesson would be to talk about how to pull apart what's going on, when something sounds great but is based on triads and seems harmonically simple. If that makes sense. Meanwhile, plenty to work on. Thanks again.

It's sometimes quicker to get youtube than to connect to guitar wisdom and then I don't have to browse: I pick UP what your propsal is for today :)

Just realized the triad shapes also have thirds that connect together similar to how 4ths make up the pentatonic scales. Mind blown lol.

👏👏👏🙏

Oh oh. Reminds me of Robert Cray again

Mr. Tomo thank youu for the video i was confused at first but after watching it a couple Of times ive started to understand the triads and how to use them. But i have a question can you use one triad shape with others of a different chord?

So if I don't know the every note on the fretboard, how can I change the inversion for the same chord? still need to memorize every note on the fretboard?

Who would dislike any of his videos? If you do you should be ashamed.

So-do-my :D

Love your channel! How are the lessons going with your daughter?

Maybe try a lesson solo on 2 chord progression.... bII maj9/i minor9 2 bars each ... solo sounds really awsome?

How do you get the SRV strum? my pick seems to dig in

tomo sir please help me at any how actually my problem is when I solo or play lead behind any chord backing track I just got stuck into shapes like minor pentatonic or major pentatonic etc..... what I do I just play according to these shapes which doesn’t sound musical at all and keeps me into the zone of repeating things or licks. Help me how to change the game from here it’s been many years I’m just doing same thing. For eg - if I’m into Am backing track then what I do I start minor pentatonic but only according to shape wise and same with other scales with me. I tried to learn many licks to put in my playing but there are millions of licks no one can remind them all the time. Please enlighten me on this 🙏🏻🙏🏻

What did you mean by Bb blues, C minor blues? Could you Please explain?

When he plays the solo's, is he playing the notes of the different triads seperately on different places of the guitar neck ?

Could you please teach us how to figure out the key of a song. 2, 3 and 4 chord progressions. Thank you

Hello and thank you for your wonderful lesson. Would you tell me please what triad shapes you would play on the top 3 highest strings over a 7th, 9th, 11 and 13th chord ? Thank you.

How much time do you spend to play guitar in a day?

I need help with my picking technique please... I am not consistent... please help

... that sequence reminded my of John Lennon's jealous guy..

Great & useful video, thanks. Only thing I want to know now is, how do you get in or out of that door?

Love your video tomo! but i still dont understand how to apply to my solo. could you explain some short licks or solo to show us how to apply to improves? even i watch your video on guitarwisdom. i still get lost lol. Thank you so much.

Sol Do Mi? Sol Do Mi??? Hehe say that five times fast 🤣

Sir do you do online classes I'm from 🇮🇳 India. I know only basic chords and major scales. I want to improve and write my pieces. I don't understand blues but I feel there are solos and rhythm in my body

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Most of the videos you posted are blues and jazz. I am more acoustic, slow rock, Beatles, Eric Clapton etc and songs that I can play with finger picking.

Sol Do Mi 😳

doh, lost me at :40....gotta back up =) ill be back

Yeah, except Do rey me is in G. Each scale has it's own version of Do rey me. You know Tee? Yeah that's F#. The scale of A# doesn't sing do rey me. Neither does B, or C or C# or D. But G does.

886 not 800 number

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I can't tell where your fingers are on the fret board because the camera is too far away and your fingers are in the way.

Tomorrow would be better before you showed us where to put our fingers first m8

Sodomy 🤣🤣🤣🤣 had to think for a couple of seconds