Tomo Fujita Guitar Wisdom

Live Stream-Aug 28-Applying Triads Pt 2

General · 4 replies · 200 views · 4 followers

Hi GW Group!

Just finished the live stream tonight and I found the tips useful. As one user said Tomo highlighted the use of top and bottom notes of a triad, scales on one string, phrasing, and even singing or know what you want to say before you pick up the guitar to play, and oh yeah to leave space as you play. Never mind moving and grooving as you play :)

I'm going to give it a shot tomorrow and see how it goes. I'd love to hear how it goes for you, too!

Cheers Tomo!

Reply

Reply

Thank you for watching the Guitar Wisdom Live Stream!

Thanks so much for summarizing those topics!

Good job!

Thank you.

Tomo

Reply

Reply
Tomo Fujita

Btw Tomo,

I really appreciated you reading some of the live comments and talking to us. The communication make it much better imo.

P.S. I still want to know why. I thought about the high and low note in the triad and found for example, if you start with the root, then 1st, then 2nd inversion you hit the root 3rd, 5th of the chord on the lower and then the 5th, 1st, 3rd on the higher. So if you play one at a time, for example you'd be doing 1st with 5th, 3rd with 1st, and 5th with third or something like that. So moving notes in a progression of sorts. I dunno, I always want to know how, and also the why lol

Thanks again for the live stream!

Reply

Reply

You're very welcome! More and more, communication part is super important for me.

I am a Japanese guy! I do things no reasons why a lot!

This thing... I just heard that many people just play the bottom then top of triads so I really don't know why.
It sounds good to me!

Any inversions can start or end!
Just picking the bottom then the first note!

No need to know which inversion to start because depends on chord ... I don't even know!
You can figure them out as much as you can. The concept is super simple! Just pick 2 notes!

You're very welcome!
Thank you!

That live stream was so much fun! It was very hard to end on time! I went over 6 minutes!

Tomo

Reply

Reply
Tomo Fujita

Thanks Tomo. I enjoyed the lesson.
How do I get from the students website to view the live stream?
Phil
Perth, West Aust.

Reply

Reply

You're very welcome! So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!

About how to watch the live stream.

(From George....)
Since many of you have asked . . . here is an easy way to find and view previously recorded livestreams:

(1) When you receive an email invitation to join a livestream, click the link to "View this email in your browser."

(2) You will arrive at a landing page, where you can click the "Past Issues" button in the upper left corner of your screen.

(3) Next, on the "Archives" page, click the link for the recorded livestream you would like to see.

Invitations to join Tomo's livestream sessions are sent only to active subscribers who opted to receive email marketing messages from us when signing up for Guitar Wisdom.

Thank you.

Tomo

Reply

Reply
Tomo Fujita

How can i see the live stream? I didnt recieve email about live stream is there a way i can access old live streams??

Reply

Reply

(From George....)
Since many of you have asked . . . here is an easy way to find and view previously recorded livestreams:

(1) When you receive an email invitation to join a livestream, click the link to "View this email in your browser."

(2) You will arrive at a landing page, where you can click the "Past Issues" button in the upper left corner of your screen.

(3) Next, on the "Archives" page, click the link for the recorded livestream you would like to see.

Reply

Reply
Tomo Fujita

Thank you for sharing!

Tomo

Reply

Reply

The problem is i dont recieved the email abou tthe live stream i had no idea it was happening. I check spam box too and it not in there either

Reply

Reply

Thank you for sharing.

You receive any new lesson video notification?

Maybe you set up mailing list and let us know if you don't receive any email?

Thank you.

Tomo

Reply

Reply
Tomo Fujita
Sign up or sign in to leave a comment!
×