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elli0500

almost 5 years ago

I will start this off by saying I respect Tomo as a guitar player, he plays wonderfully and has an impressive and long list of students who have all been successful. That being said . . . I think these lessons would do well being more explicit.

Respectfully
Orlando

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George Mattingly Mod

almost 5 years ago

I think you would agree that the Beginner Series, Sight-Reading Series, and Theory videos are truly basic and quite explicit. However, the blues, jazz, funk and other lesson videos are premised on the idea that you already have some foundational knowledge. The Tomo Fujita Original Music lessons are intended for players with a little more experience. You may be able to fill the gaps in your knowledge by studying the basic lessons here at Guitar Wisdom, or with materials available at berkleepress.com.

elli0500

almost 5 years ago

Yes, I understand it is for more experienced players, and I would consider myself at a level where I understand what tomo is saying about intervals and scales. For the videos in the blues series what frustrates me is that I think I am already familiar with the concepts that he is explaining, but I find it quite difficult to tell because there is a lack of explicit outline in the videos.

George Mattingly Mod

almost 5 years ago

We are working on a new Guitar Wisdom site, which will be hosted on a different platform. The new site will allow us much more flexibility to include background information with each video, and we will undoubtedly refresh many of the current videos before posting them on the new site. So, please hang in there, and thanks for subscribing!

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Berdugo Jeremie

almost 5 years ago

Hi elli0500, could you give an example?

Berdugo Jeremie

almost 5 years ago

I think the lessons are extremely well crafted and VERY explicit; this website is wonderful and I'm very grateful to have found it.

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