Work Book

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Mik mar

almost 4 years ago

Hi, I was looking at the theroy and not I'm wondering is there any visual material to go along with the videos?

Smooth Buddha

almost 4 years ago

Hi Mike I know what it is your asking, you want a visual reference of all the triads, intervals and chords and scales. Here is a brilliant free guide that has all of the shapes, and also all of the theory to along with it.it’s very comprehensive. I use this for reference when studying I have found it very helpful . Here’s the link, just put your email in and you get the free theory guide for guitar, hope this helps

https://www.moveforwardguitar.com/musictheoryforguitar/

George Mattingly Mod

almost 4 years ago

Here is Tomo's comment:

"Thank you so much for subscribing to my Guitar Wisdom. At this time, we are focusing on video lessons. I recommend that you pay close attention to intervals/ear training in the Theory I lessons."

Vance Snyder

almost 4 years ago

Hello to all in the thread,
I am enjoying learning about theory and am excited about learning the fret board. Thank you for the link. I am a visual learner who likes downloading information as well as looking at video's. I am hoping that .pdf will someday be included. I am a big fan of cutaways to the hand in order to see the exact notes or strings as I get confused sometimes on which fingers are pressing down. I do not believe adding cutaway footage would be too labor intensive.
Also, it would be great if you had 1 live session (1 hr) per month as we could get to know each other. Thanks for the great work Mr.Fujita. I have a grown daughter and I got a kick out of you trying to teach your daughter guitar.

Smooth Buddha

almost 4 years ago

I keep a theory book next to my bed, kinda like my bible!I just look at a few mins before bed look at intervals , octave shapes, triad shapes and the scale degrees, over time it starts to sink in, i find constant reviewing helps to remember theory

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