Tomo Fujita Guitar Wisdom

I'm going to try to figure it out Tadashi. Without opening the book :-)
I think I have that song "Same Old Blues" stuck in my head this morning.
Thank you for challenging us! We appreciate you!
Kurt

Thank you Tadashi for sharing this from my Triad book!

Great thread!

Tomo

Very fun Tadashi!
I just wasn't sure what to call the last Augmented chord.

Could be F#aug or Daug or A# (Bb) aug.

This could be key of G, so I will say last chord is D aug.
Kurt

C / C#dim / G / E / A / D / G / C / Cm / G / Daug

Kurt, thanks for your detailed answer!
I see, so there are multiple chord names for the same chord shape.
I hadn't thought about that!

From the 3rd string...
Daug/513 F#aug/351 A#aug/135

I learned something new, thank you!

Augmented Triads! They are movable too!
https://tomovhxtv.vhx.tv/videos/et30-augmented-triad
Kurt

You can move the same augmented triad shape up the neck by 4 frets (or a major third interval), and you'll land on another inversion of the same augmented triad.

The chord tones cycle through root → major third → augmented fifth → root again, keeping the same fingering shape.

Nice challenge, Jeff!
It's hard to tell the difference when the top notes are the same.

The answer is
C C#dim G E A D C Cm G Daug!

Thanks for the reply!

Ohhh. Fun! I like the top three strings

Thanks Tadashi

Thank you, Sammi!
When I was uploading to YouTube, the screen happened to switch to short video mode and my left hand was hidden, so I tried doing this.
Even difficulties can give you ideas!