Tomo Fujita Guitar Wisdom

Hi Tomo,

I have learned a lot so far during my subscription. I can say that my guitar understanding has been different (on a positive way).

I was wondering, at the last part of the lesson, where you start to add more and more chords/notes and even modulate to other keys - are you going to have a detail lesson about that? On how to get out of the diatonic chords of a key? and also how to do improvisation when there is a lot of chord change? I am really keen to understand these concepts.

Thank you so much and I hope to hear from you soon.

Don't tell anyone but I keep my "Tomo notes" in an Excel spreadsheet, So here are the notes from Twinkle Twinkle:

F7T II Lesson 010 Key E ~ I-E IV-A V-B ~ Find melody then figure out chord progressions.

Section 1: E(open position) B(6th string bass e shape 7th fret) A(5th string bass c shape 9th fret) E(5th string bass a shape)
A (6th string bass e shape 5th) E(5th string bass c shape 4th fret) B(a shape 2nd fret) E(open position) "play all 2 X's"

Section 2: E(5th string bass a shape) A(6th string bass e shape 5th) E(5th string bass c shape 4th fret) B(a shape 2nd fret)
E(5th string bass a shape) A(6th string bass e shape 5th) E(5th string bass c shape 4th fret) B(a shape 2nd fret) E(open)

Section 3: B(6th string bass e Shape 7th fret) A(5th string bass c shape 9th fret) E (5th string bass a shape)
A(6th string bass e shape 5th) E(5th string bass c shape 4th fret) B(a shape 2nd fret) E(open position)

Practice over and over keeping tempo. Add fill notes using triads or pieces of triads.

Hope this makes sense and is helpful in some way.