Little Magic Chord Progression 1625 - 3 Levels
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- 1967 Gibson ES-335 (All Original)
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Thank you for this wonderful demonstration! I have signed up to your Guitar Wisdom course and have learned more theory than I ever knew existed! I highly recommend Tomo Fujita's Guitar Wisdom. It is an excellent way to learn for a very reasonable price.
You're very welcome! So happy to hear that. I am working on "Theory 2" (Applied theory) section. I will make more detail videos similar like this.
I love the way you play and teach, you are a treasure for us all thank you for filling the human heart with joy 🙂🎸
Wow, thank you! So happy to hear that. I love playing teaching guitar so much!
I love how you can play so simple to help us out understanding the basics and then you unleash the dogs at end of the video!
So happy to hear that. Thank you!
That harmonic bent behind the nut 👏👏👏
Happy to hear that!
Thanks Mr Tomo for sharing your love and teaching us your skills!
My pleasure! You're very welcome!
Whoa that harmonic with the behind the nut was awesome. Gotta try that
Thank you! That's basic natural harmonics for chords!
Thanks Tomo - Level 1 reminds me of Marvin Gaye song "Whats Going On " which uses progression 1-6-2-5 .
Level 2 uses similar chords progression in song "Sunny"
In LEVEL 3 where you use E7 b9 normally you would use Emin7 where "D" note would be the 7 (D is also 5th of G so that works!) but in E7b9 the note "F" would be the flat 9 so this also works because F is the 7th of Gmajor! Interesting unless there is more theory to the E7b9 that would be great to know!
Thanks for sharing! Many great songs has similar chords! That's why so popular! Those 7th (b9) is very Wes Montgomery / Joe Pass
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thanks Tomo, 1-6-2-5 is one of my favourite progressions , its full of soul! when I learned to play the song Whats Going On ,I soon realised why this progression works and its because 6 is the relative minor of the major key and 2 is the second mode and 5 is a key tone of the Major key, awesome!
@@rajeshgumber363 So awesome!!
Hi Tomo! Thanks for all your hard work on this videos. My story is similar as I got jazz lessons with a great jazz guitar player in Spain and my playing improved 10k %, unfortunately too old now to apply for a Berkeley scholarship 😂
I love your videos because, they keep on remind me how important foundation are and the simple the better! For me leaning intervals (and not shapes) is key.
Thanks also for your positive vibes!
Thank you so much! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much. Non-diatonic; very interesting! Send my best wishes on this very difficult day for all friends of Japan.
Thank you very much!
NICE!!!
Thanks!
Inspiring lesson! Really appreciate that you keep reinforcing the interval names of the notes in each chord. Great to be subscribed to Guitar Wisdom. By the way, you said you like cranberry- try Cosmic Cranberry Kombucha by Synergy if you can find it. Have a great day!
Glad it was helpful! So happy to hear that. My wife and I love Cranberry Pineapple juice with diet ginger ale mixed with lime!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Oh yeah! "The Fujita Mojita!". A little pineapple adds a lot of flavor and reminds me of being on vacation.
listening to you play at the end was the best part😁😁
Thank you so much!
@@TomoFujitaMusic are there more lessons like this on your guitar wisdom? i would love to learn more about jazz guitar
@@xdtrikz3066 Yes! More Jazz Standard & Theory II (Applied theory) lessons. Yes! Plus I am making more of those at my Guitar Wisdom.
Brilliant thanks jazz great 👍🇬🇧🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸
You're welcome! Happy to hear that!
That is very interesting! I am a graduate student in math major so that the theory part is actually easy for me to understand lol. The essential part for me is to internalize the voicing, which is reasonable to start with the R 3rd 7th voicings and increase the difficulty gradually.
Glad it was helpful! You are good at analyzing music with music theory. Learn guitar techniques, triads, arpeggios in many possible positions. Root 3rd 7th can teach you about harmony (3rd & 7th = Guide Tone!)
I just discovered the Japanese band Blu-Swing, do you know them ? They're really good !
Thanks for sharing!
Nice... is that a dumble clone you are using?
Really amazing! #002 by Gazzi
@@TomoFujitaMusic I am looking at an Amplified Nation Wonderland Reverb.. What make is yours?
@@bluesboyst Rafael Gazzi spend a few years building this amp using high quality parts possible...with vintage NOS parts, vintage tubes... so compared to any other replica... Rafael really studied about #002 so deeply. Simply amazing amp. I never heard this good!
@@TomoFujitaMusic That's great.. enjoy....you are a great teacher.
Thank you Tomo-san. Do you have any suggestions I can use to help train my ring and pinky fingers to bar strings? This has been an issue forever for me.
You're welcome. That's part of fingering technique so please practice this 5 minutes everyday
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I have actually been doing those fingering exercises in that video faithfully for several months, and have definitely seen improvement from it, but unfortunately there is no discussion in it of working on barring strings though, things like an A major barre chord, barring with the index is no problem, but barring the 3 other strings with my ring finger is impossible unless I push down on it with another finger.
@@dm2156 Thank you! That case, you need to make sure that your guitar is set up right and using right technique. How to hold each notes! Bar chord... E shape.. your first finger is only focused on 6,5 & 1st strings. Don't need to press 2,3,4 strings!
@@dm2156 Maybe I need to make that type lesson!
Really need to thank you Tomo-san, thank you for inspiration. I have lost the passion in the beginnings of the year and discovered this channel is absolutely blessed.
Happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
Tomo-san, there are many great lessons you have taught in this one video...and with a great sense of humour, (e.g. 3:43 "it's not magic, just a number" - fantastic!!). Thank you for sharing this great knowledge in such a positive manner. The guitar sounded awesome BTW!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Happy to hear that. Nothing magic! Just numbers, intervals, colors! You're welcome!
By the way, which part did you like?
@@TomoFujitaMusic , I liked the whole video - it was very informative and entertaining as well. I liked your joke about 'diatonic', which isn't diet coke etc! Very clever indeed. You've given me lots of chord progression ideas to try over the coming days. Thanks again!
@@victorb6293 Thank you! This is just like my private lesson. A little too much information as one lesson. I love making fun jokes around learning guitar. Great!
@@TomoFujitaMusic , as a Mathematics teacher (and amateur guitarist!) myself, I try to employ the use of humour and jokes in my lessons frequently, as it helps to engage the students in their learning and maintains a pleasant and conducive learning environment. Thanks again for your videos and the knowledge and wisdom you impart. It's very much appreciated.
There’s a great Joe Pass hot licks video on chord substitution based around the 1 6 2 5 progression. Just amazing.
Lovely! I love Joe Pass! I made another video with that idea!
Sir , I have a Ibanez super strat with HH . And now i want to buy a classic single coil guitar . Which one should I get a strat or a tele ?
Awesome! Keep that and get a standard 3 singles.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thanks a lot sir , for your valuable opinion .😌
Nice chord ings ~ I prefer to turn that tone down, so that it is not so bright ~ {but Hey that's just ME}
Totally! I love brighter tone so I can play my own tone by my touch.
Thank you so much!
Dear tomo, I wonder what’s the next harmony/chord lesson to learn after diatonic? I’ve explored diatonic chords and their sevens, and also learned about secondary dominant, but I always wonder is there other rules of harmony that I can apply to writing songs or just create tension and resolve? Thx you so much!
Anything that sounds great or jazz standards? Thank you!
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that harmonic bend was really cool! especially in a jazzy context. Did you hear that technique from any particular guitarist or song?
Thank you so much! Definitely from Larry Carlton then I developed it more!
Gday Mr Tomo , do you really think about the theory or just the shapes when playing?
No shapes. Music, understand with the theory. Theory itself nothing. Just information that anyone can get it. But how to understand that concept deeply with music. That's why you need triads & ear training without any PDFs or any diagrams. You can use numbers like this.
5 7 7 6 5 5 (654321 strings ... fret numbers)
R 5 R M3 5 R (Intervals = Theory = Ear Training)
Please watch these lessons (Super Simple)
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Fantastic playing and guitar sounds great. Are those t top pickups?
Thanks so much! Those are the original pickups from 1967
What are levels exactly how do there differentiate from one level to the next.it wasn't clearly explained here!
I will work on that. Thank you.
Where did you buy this lovely eS335 and when?
I bought this from Rumble Seat Music. 2 years ago.
I'm glad such a fantastic vintage instrument found its way into the hands of a truly awesome player.
Thank you! I am so thankful. I found this from Rumble Seat Music
That amp and guitar make a wonderful pair. You're really making some beautiful tones with them.
Glad you like them! This amp is so amazing! This guitar is too! Thank you!
So hard to understand but once you break through…. Smh
Thank you!
Thanks Tomo
You're welcome!
That guitar sounds amazing Tomo!!
Thank you!
Once you leave the straight major but are still anchored in it do you consider the outside notes to basically just make it "modal"?
I don't know exactly what you mean but basally I play very basic chords & add a little outside of diatonic chords. (tensions & chromatic approach)
You can use "mode" to play chords too. For example. Use a C Dorian = C D Eb F G A Bb C (b3 & b7 are different from Ionian scale) then vice all 4th top on that... first chord is C F Bb Eb (from 5432 set string) then next chord is D G C F... you can write them on paper first then you can study! C Dorian 4th chords! That's modal!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Yeah like when you use the E dominant 7 instead of the minor so then you've added a Flat 2 or like if you played an A dominant 7 and that would add a Flat 5 so then if soloing would that open you up to using modes to cover the "outside" notes? I take the same approach as you do when it comes to just playing the chords basically and then adding spices by using outside notes somewhat sparingly. I was just curious if the outside notes were what you used to incorporate modes into your solos.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Dude thanks big time for the tips! I consider myself a theory junkie and you're no doubt a master of it. Your generosity is amazing.
@@SimpleManGuitars1973 I see... All you need to do is to learn a few Jazz Standards then you will get it.
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I’m a bit more knowledgeable and a bit more inspired to learn more. Thank you. BTW, watching your videos makes me feel good!
Happy to hear that! Thanks so much!
Wowww such a beautiful looking and sounding guitar 🎸 LOVE your videos too btw. You’re a phenomenal guitarist/Musician 💯😎🎸🎶🔥💪👊
Thank you so much 😀
So now, should I get back to work, or grab a guitar and start playing around with this 1652 I just learned? Thanks for sharing Mr Tomo!
Don't worry about your work! Keep smiling and everything is good!
Damn Tomo you got me! I thought that was a vintage 1625 Gibson!!!
1625 Gibson! It will be popular soon!
amazing lesson as always tomo - thank you for your talent, passion and kind soul!
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you!
Tomo! I have a really hard song memorizing songs/playing it through myself without tabs, is there any kind of lesson you could give for that?
Thank you for everything, long time fan of the channel
If you train scale intervals color & chord tone... then much easier! No need tabs once you have a great ear! You're welcome! I just want to share what I know. I will make something for you. A F#m D E .. 1645..
Learn triads on top 3 strings! No memorization! Learn them. Be familiar with them. No matter how long to take.... do it!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Okay, Tomo. I'll get to practicing, thank you that means so much to me!!!!
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That was awesome, it helped me know when to use those 7ths voicings.
Glad to hear it! Thank you!
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Thanks!
Love the LAST part at @ 16:28 ! The interchanging chord thing you do with the same high note is very beautiful
So happy to hear that. I don't remember at all! I will check it later. Thank you.
Same common tone ending chord lick that my Karate teacher taught me. He was totally self-taught and he can showed me things but he could not explain them. I can explain them to him now!
Mahalo! That 335 does sound so sweet!!
Thank you!
Someday I will learn this!!!
Yes please!
週末に何回も見直しますー！今週仕事が忙しすぎてゆっくり見えないんです。いつもありがとうございます♪
ありがとうございます！ごゆっくりどうぞ！
Good stuff 🔥🔥
Thank you!
Amazing and outstanding Master Tomo.
Thanks for listening!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Master Tomo, I have a bunch of guitar books at home eg. Guitar theory, scales, harmony, rhythms, song and so forth. However, there is a moment that you don’t know where to go, practicing become boring and lasting and because of that You lose passion for the instrument. Have you ever go through that and how you overcome it?
@@marstudios7879 No worry about any books. It's all coming from Basic Music Theory... just like English. I teach everything into Guitar Wisdom (with video lessons) You cannot miss anything there! I teach much fun way! No dull moments if you add a little efforts.
You can live in diatonic world and that be alright
All good~
And that reverb is amazing too!
Thank you! I love One Control Reverb Pedal! Prussian Blue Reverb!