Just found this site yesterday and today I signed up. Thanx for give me the opportunity to learn from Mr. Fujita. Cant wait to start watching lessons. Best regards from Mexico!!!!
Thank you so much! You're very welcome! Hope you enjoy these lesson! From Boston MA!
Thank you so much! You're very welcome! Hope you enjoy these lesson! From Boston MA!
Hi there everyone. Hi there Tomo and George. I am a newbie once again to guitar playing. I say that because the last time I played a wee bit of guitar was in High School. Couple of decades ago :) I am here to bring to me an appreciation of music through the sound and vibrations of the guitar. The next couple of years I wish to fill my life with music that takes me deep inside my Soul, circle through the mind and rushing right out the Hands to the fingers that make it all Known to the exterior world! :) Thanks again for this course and looking forward to all the learning that is to come. Thanks Tomo.
Ah, Kelvin. It sounds as though you and I experience music in a very similar manner. Life is magical and so is everything we engage in. Including music.
Thank you so much! Thank you for sharing! Good job! I will make more videos for you! You're very welcome!
Thank you David!
"When the student is ready, the teacher will appear."
I believe that this sentiment is more accurate than we would want to believe.
I have watched many of Master Fujita's youtube videos and I finally decided to check out the program.
I can't believe it is so affordable.
I am a great fan of Berklee College of Music in Boston. I was accepted to study there (a long, long time ago) but I could not afford it at the time.
Thank you for this program!
I am very grateful.
Now, let's go relax, play some music and have some fun!
Thank you so much for sharing! I have been teaching at Berklee since 1993! You can learn a lot at Guitar Wisdom!
Is it best to follow the lesson in sequence on the website ? I'd like to study theory more... is it beneficial to have a understand before moving on to blues for example ?
Thank you
Tomo-san and George may have a different answer, but please allow me to tell a story about learning . . .
In the 1990's I had no idea what Wide Area Networking (WAN) over fiberoptic cable meant.
Our company had a meeting every Wednesday at 8:00 PM where everyone in the company was encouraged to attend. The subject of these weekly meetings was Wide Area Networking (WAN) over fiberoptic cable.
At first, I had limited knowledge of what everyone was talking about. But I kept coming back, week after week and absorbing new knowledge each time. I didn't worry about knowing everything at once or if I was learning everything in the proper order.
Eventually, I learned enough that I was able to help people at a professional level.
We all have an opportunity here to do the same thing here at Tomo Fujita Music.
Just wade into the lessons. If you don't understand completely the first time you watch a video, that's ok. Just relax, be kind to yourself and go back and view the lesson again. Tomo-san also lets you know which lessons might be helpful to you in order to better understand the lesson you are watching.
The bottom line is to watch every day (or three days each week or so) so that you remain immersed in the subject matter and continue to pick up new information along the way to use in your journey.
I hope this helps.
There are so many topics and lessons. Best to learn any theory related lessons, blues lessons, triads. You can mix them too. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thanks so much for sharing!
Hey, people. Just thought I should say how much I’m enjoying the course. I’ve been playing for ages, since I was a kid but no formal training. never played professionally just amateur, but I’d worked some things out, thought I was getting pretty good. But it’s been really good going over all the basics again , and filling in all the holes. It’s really humbling using a metronome on the slow setting. Would have been great learning this way from the beginning. Oh well each to their own path.
Thanks Tomo. Love your work and approach.
Thank you so much for sharing! Don't worry about anything! We can learn more! I love simple approach. Good job! Guitar makes us so humble and can make your life richer inside! So happy to hear that! Thank you!
Hi there.
Thanks you so much Master Fujita for your great work here and sharing us those lessons. I'm 50 years living in France and around 35 years of practicing guitare without teacher. My knowledge was somehow confused and you really teach me a clear explanation about my issues. You change my theory's knowledge for ever! Rest for me to combine those knowledge with my eternal blues feeling ! May Gods bless you
You're very welcome! Thank you so much for sharing! So happy to hear that! Glad to be helpful! You made my day!
Hi! Just started this course after playing on and off for years, picking up many bad habits along the way. Hoping to 'reset' and follow the courses through so that I can decide on some goals and work towards them. Love playing, so non of this is a chore. Looking forward to some guided inspiration!
Thank you so much! Don't worry! We can fix all! Guitar is so much fun! Please enjoy your guitar journey!
Hi all!
I spent a long time watching videos looking for a virtual set of lessons. I play acoustic country blues and electric blues rock. I’m looking to break out of old patterns and develop my own lead sound and style. Also I’d like to develop facility with new chord shapes and sounds. Oh yeah. And get FUNKY!
I feel right at home watching your stuff Tomo. I plan to dive right in. Any advice is welcome.
Happy New Year and best of health to all.
Thank you so much! I think I posted more acoustic blues, finger styles after 3 years! Blues, funk... so much fun! So happy to hear that! Thank you!
Hello,
Recently joined, self-taught through books and videos. Even though I have played for many years, I started at the Beginners Series. It is quite helpful to see how a master teacher approaches beginner concepts. Looking forward to all of the lessons. Very impressive and affordable. Thank you.
Thank you so much! Good job! Beginner series ... doesn't mean just easy beginner level. To me, important beginner stage. So more details on beginner part is super important so that you can improve more and more!