Proficiency TEST - TRIADS - 3 LEVELS
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- (019-21) 1) Learn C TRIADS 2) Apply triads in Bb Blues 3)Apply triads in G D E- C ..Can you?
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I learned triads directly from you on Guitar Wisdom. For the past few years I was stuck in scales and frustrated not getting the melodic sound I wanted and if any out of key chord came along it was a huge issue, now i feel much more free as a player and more confident in soloing, then you realise once you practice that all these triads connect together so it becomes much easier to find them on the neck in any key once you get this in your mind,thank you so much Tomo! My next adventure is to now go into diminished triads and scales since thats the next place I get lost in.
Great job! Thanks so much for your passion on guitar! Keep reviewing triads! Try this video next! (More clear detail lessons are at my Guitar Wisdom as you know) th-cam.com/video/uE0Qzw0Vb1Y/w-d-xo.html
You got it!
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I know about triads . I want and need to know alot more . Im listening.
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I’ve been practicing triads since subscribing to Guitar Wisdom four weeks ago and I can see that my playing is getting much better and my knowledge of chord tones around the fretboard is improving vastly. I also now hold my pick softly, strum lighter, avoid string noise and I don’t worry when I can’t learn everything quickly because in life you should be kind to yourself! Guitar Wisdom hidden bonus level: Life Wisdom.
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I have a suggestion. You can make polls in youtube to distinguish the viewers who know/don't know triads . Counting comments will be a tiring work for you.
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Ya know what I love about this guy? He can play a I-V-vi-IV (G-D-Em-C) progression that he's probably heard a million times, in open chord voicings that he's probably done a million times, IN QUARTER NOTES-and still say "Nice sounding. Such humility and reverence for the SOUND of music.
Thank you so much!
@@TomoFujitaMusic No, thank you Mr. Fujita! You help me to appreciate my journey as a musician so much more!
Great point
Tomo, Triads first strings, fine I'm learning r, major 3rd, and 5th., on this video before the Bb blues, I didn't under the part, because we went from the first three strings to incorporating strings,4,5,and 6. Explain again, "Did I miss something?""
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“If you don’t do good job, that don’t matter because you can do better job, that’s how we learn” 11:10
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Arigato! You save me 70k plus of year tuition/living expenses at Berkeley! Now I can just go to the streets and play music 🎼
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After I teach my students the fundamental triads, it always blows their mind how much you can do with them. Mixing and matching them, creating phrases with them, embellishing on chord progs with them etc.... it's endless what you can do!
Triads got so much powers! Thankful!!
Finally! Something that motivated me to slow down, grab a pen and paper, and refocus on fundamentals. Now I know what I’ll be practicing for the next 6 weeks… feels good to have a goal again! Thinking that triads are one of the key missing pieces for me…
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Amazing! Thank you for this lesson 🤘
Thank you! My pleasure!
As a 41 year old dude there’s no way I could be your actual student so I can’t say enough how invaluable your channel and videos are. Thank you!
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@ 65 its never to late to learn, I've found there are very few things you CANT do
Professor Tomo is in his 50s so you can just tell your self you are learning from your older brother.
Been learning for 50+ years.
If it's in your heart you can learn.
Triads are super important - great for building solo's and important, especially when you want to play Jazz.
You got it!
I can't wait to practice these!
Fujita-san, I have a request. You know how you have videos on Mariya Takeuchi and Tatsuro Yamashita?
Could you do please make a video on Casiopea? "Dazzling", "Swear", and "Asayake" are such incredible songs, and I would love to see you break them down into their chords and explain them like you did with Plastic Love!
Great suggestion!
Thanks for all this
One remark, in french you have to say the L in SOL ( G ) and not only SO
Otherwise when you says SO(L) - DO - MI ( G- C - E), it means something you don’t want to say.
You're very welcome! Thanks for sharing! In America, Do Mi So, Mi So Do, So Do MI. Thank you!
トライド、第一転回・第二転回、とても大切です。その上にPianoや管楽器では不可能で、多弦楽器のみ可能なポジション位置移動によるトーンバラエティーと表現音の多彩さ。ギターって、魅力的で面白い楽器ですね♫
ありがとうございます！ギターは永遠です！まずは感謝です！
There is one lesson I do not think has ever been taught (the right way) Modes... Most teach the method of "start on the next note etc" when REALLY. That would mean moving the root (bass note etc and most guitarist end up in the biggest debate over modes.). So in E without changing position at 7th fret. first note would be on a string 7th fret open e string drone and run thru all modes. Left hand does not move. Just the mode using interval formulas like you have which are brilliant. I guarantee that will go viral. (Vadim Zilberstein and Dan Donnoly my favorite 2 Berkley alumni)
Thank you so much! First, no memorization! No PDF! You can learn basic music theory w/ Ear Training... Triads are very important. Just avoid anything easy ways! I teach more detail lessons at my Guitar Wisdom.
Just struck me that the notes of the triad is exactly like the notes on the piano. Thank you Mr. Fujita!
Glad it was helpful!
Lol, that's just common sense.
@@kwamethver2.033 lol. Yeah, for a regular Joe!
Yeah man learning the basics of piano really helped me with visualising chords and scales. Guitar frets are all identical but the black and white and the gaps of a piano make the concepts much clearer.
@@Jonpoo1 yes. I’m a beginner Learning piano and guitar during this COVID pandemic. Have fun!
I've been playing for about thirty years but now you've solved the puzzle and my questions of how do guitarists get that sound in their solos of the chord changes? Thank you, Tomo! you are an awesome teacher!! I'm excited! like learning guitar all over again!
Great to hear!
"No memorization-Understanding! Brilliant!
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Thank you for the video Tomo! Great video as usual! I did understand a song that Herb Ellis was playing with this video!
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Great lesson, do you go into more detail about triads on guitar wisdom?
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Yes he does! A lot of the teaching is based on triads.
Yea, I know Triads... Lower strings better then upper...But you taught me...
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I like your approach to learning based on understanding rather than memorisation alone.🔥
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Major - 1-3-5, Minor - 1 b3 - 5, Diminished - 1 - b3 - b5, Augmented - 1 - 3 - #5. This is how I remember my triads so I can figure out any triad chord if internet is down :-)
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Tomo-sensei, some trivia for you.
In Greece, we use the solfege names as our note names, and not for the scale degrees.
So, in solfege
I is Do
II is Re
IV is Sol
But in Greece,
Do is always C
Fa is always F
Si (not Ti) is B
It confuses me greatly when someone uses these names for degrees in different keys 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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This is the best lesson on triads out of all the ones I've seen on TH-cam. I'm a teacher and have been frustrated trying to find one for my students. Tomo nailed this.
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Hi tomo. I am a beginner guitarist. watching every vids u uploaded to improve my playing🙂🙂🙂
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While I understand rhe limitations of CAGED form. I don't read music, so many of your lessons lose me.so for someone who has been stuck in guitar, the CAGED system and the concept that the triads can be played all over the neck was mind blowing for me and I can now play rhythm better because of it. I'm reluctant to sign up for guitar wisdom because but seems to assume a much better musical foundation than I have. I understand the idea of scale position but haven't internalised it. I think there are a lot of people like me.
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Can you do it more often where you actually translate mi so do to scale degrees? 😅 I'm just a monkey that knows 1 through 7. Also the SG was originally the Les Paul but Les had his name removed from it because either: He thought it was ugly or because of personal issues and he needed to make less revenue from instruments sold with his name on it.
I can make more simple triad lesson. Loud and clear! Thank you!
I know all about triads since I Play Piano since a very Young age. Having difficulty transfering to the guitar though. Working on it.
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The more we understand and utilize triad arrange chord melody is not limited to so called 5 patterns chord, and ofcourse inversion make it more feasible and unique sound. Mr Tomo I just recently watch your videos Thank you for sharing. Very thoughtful and inspiring. ~Jack
Triads are so powerful! 3 notes! 3 inversions! Learn them! Thanks!
CAGED is good for learning the neck. How all the chords are touching one another. Learn the scale degrees. Not shape memorization.
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I know triads, but they’ll break my kneecaps if I say too much..
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Why is label Les Paul when guitar is SG?
Kinda fast. Will need to find diagram of all these c major triads. Help...
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I know about triads but gets confusing mixing it all up. I will try this + your jazz blues
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Again, i cannot express more how i find this guy so kind and honest. Tomo, u have a monstrous vocabulary of licks, and i really appreciate what you're sharing to me. Been studying triads for weeks because of you!
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I know about triads on guitar, major, minor, dominant. But I don't know how to apply them to music.
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I started in my mid 30’s about 8 years ago. I feel like I did pretty well on my own following TH-cam vids and just exploring and practicing. Then earlier this year I discovered Tomo and his wisdom class and it has fundamentally changed the way I play learn and see the guitar. This is just the best. Thanks Tomo! You’re the best!
Thank you for sharing! Thank you so much!
I know the theory but I don't know all the notes on my fretboard, just the E and A strings. And I don't know how to use them musically yet
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I know what a triad is and how to extract them from a scale, but I find it hard to switch from envisioning either mode, chord, or triad shapes while palying!
You need to practice triads over chord changes!
I didnt know anything about triads but now I know how to learn them, thank you sir
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I know the root is doe, 3rd is mi, 5th is sol. But I don’t know how to put that into finger placement on which fret. Is the interval always the same amount of steps away from the root?
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For people who doesn't understand how he solo over chords at 11:20 ,, he literally used what he taught us. you're hearing chords in his solo because he was using triads while soloing. he set up his own tempo and chord progression and keeps it going in his mind while soloing with triads. In that way, you're making music not scales.
The triads weren't played simultaneously that is why it sounded melodic and the rest is pretty much from the tricks he learned from the other songs. This is why you should learn songs as well
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This is great... I studied the Berkley Online Beginner Course & Intermediate Guitar Course... And I studied Tai Chi and Qigong. Your guitar wisdom is perfect for me at this point, so really good... Thank you.
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The initial year sgs came with ‘les Paul’ on them. Les Paul objected to it as he was not pleased with the model and Gibson stoped doing it. Maybe this is one of them.
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It says Les Paul, because that's what Gibson shifted to in the 60s. but Les Paul hated the design and demanded they take his name off of it, then it became the SG.
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Thank you. I just signed up for guitar wisdom. Yeah
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Working them in to Major scale and chord shapes recovering from stroke.
You can learn simple triads on 123 set strings. The key is not memorize anything. We can learn them super slowly like a baby!
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I wont be a student at berklee. But amazing to have you as a guide on TH-cam ❤
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woah, what? Open strings in tune, but up the neck intonation out of tune? I thought this was a fretted instrument; i'm confused!
Guitar is not perfect! But you can adjusted correctly
I’m trying to learn triads now which is why I’m watching your video 😁
Thank you so much!
Oh how I suffer inside trying to nail the Bb blues with triads. But I know it's for the best so I continue.
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Glad you liked it!
2:06 : Don't say that to french people, some could be chocked :-))
So Do Mi
What does it mean in French?
@@TomoFujitaMusic reeeeeeallly important you pronounce the “L” when you say SOL...not SO....otherwise it really sounds like ...sodomy😬😂
Hey tomo what does “can you?” In the thumbnail mean i suck at english could you please tell me
You can watch this video 3 times then you know!
Today is the teachers day in India 🇮🇳 and we respect teachers next to god- happy teachers day sir
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Time to get an honest-sounding amp!
And a lot of practice
Awesome!
Should we do this in the piano at the same time? I mean as a side practice after the guitar?
Yes, you can!
I started playing pedal steel guitar (country)....talk about a steep learning curve... forced me to understand "scale degree"....i have started loving and respecting country music
Good job!
It's a really helpful "triad' video. I always can't memorize notes on the frets. And always don't know why chord looks like that and just memorized the shape.
Now, I have a better understanding of these notes. Hope I can enjoy melodies on frets soon. 😊
Keep practicing...
Thank you very much.
You're very welcome! Do not need to memorize! Should not memorize!
Those notes are moving all the times so its better to learn intervals. I don't know those shapes! I follow inversions. (The sound)
This triad video is so important.
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@@TomoFujitaMusic I'll see and practice. Thank you once again.👍
What a triads lesson ❤ thank you teacher Domo for teaching us a very important topic in the improvisation world, I was frustrated when I started improvise cause I wasn’t able to get the melodic sound, I was stock in the scales but now with Garrison Fewell’s book and your videos I’ve improved my improvisation now I only use the scales like a maps to look at triads and its extensions and it’s easier.
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I appreciate you showing us what fingers to use🎉
You're very welcome! Very important!
Tomo please make a improvisation course for your subscriptors❤
Thank you so much! I will make more lesson videos!
Super Thanks to you times 1000 for this lesson.
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Thanks Tomo.. Beautiful SG
Many thanks!
It's been so long since something made me stop and realize where I need to pick back up on learning again!!! Absolutely incredible lesson.
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Albert King style flying V in backround 🤩
Yes! I play jazz on that!
For us mere mortals I think there is no one way to learn the fretboard. CAGED works by simplifying the fretboard. But it is not the be all and end all. No one “system” is, learn CAGED, but also learn to sight read in all positions.
Awesome! No one correct answer or one choice. Learn intervals from music theory and apply them when you are practicing
Guitar is bottomless so we can learn it forever
Thank you very much for this lesson Tomo san. Your description of how to play triads made it easy for me to understand and apply. I have struggled with this for quite some time. I look forward to watching many more of your video lessons.
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Thanks Tomo! I understand it easily!
So great to hear that! Thank you!
If you want to be free, you have to break out from CAGE(D)
If you rely on shaped system then you are going be CAGED in forever! Triads can unlock your possibilities!
I never understood how to use triad in the memorisation and improvisation of tune all over the neck thanks
You don't want me memorize them. Don't freeze them so you can move freely with other ingredients! More fun is waiting!
@TomoFujitaMusic I dont know about triads, but i want to!
Please watch this video!
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Thanks!
Thanks master..
Do you recommend learning triads first or arpeggios..?
Sort of same thing! Triad is together and play at once. Arpeggios are separate and play each notes. Triad first is good!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you 👍
Please make a video on memorizing the fretboard
More videos are coming!! Thank you!!
My approach to this subject is mostly triad and error.
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I have no idea what you are talking about mr tomo. But I want to know what is going on here!
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I know just the basics of them and can incorporate some into my playing from your last video. This one is super helpfully for learning more thank you!
Happy to help!
Answer to your first question: Nope. That’s why I’m here 🎸
No problem! All you can do is learn that!
@@TomoFujitaMusic I will indeed. I wish I could study at Berkeley😔 that’s a life dream of mine
I have joined guitar wisdom about a month ago and haven't got to that part. i would like to consider myself somewhat close to intermediate player, but the triads concept always went above my head. I don't understand how the triad is different to the chord. for example when you play the C chord its third, root, 5th, root, third, 5th. why do we need to split it up into triads? wouldn't it be easier to play the notes in the chord?
Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. Learn more theory (intervals/colors) and each degree of triads (not to think shapes) It will take sometime but you really can understand them. You are way too smart that's why... you think too much "Why?" this? etc. 3 notes = Triads are so simple so that it can be really useful.
When you are learning things, don't think other things too much! Better just focus on foundation. This case, all about triads!
Learn more!
Thank you so much tomo!!!!!! This is gonna help heaps
Glad to hear it!
hey tomo, ive subscribed to ur guitar wisdom and learned a lot so far.
Could u do a vid of how to solo over changes using theory?
I admire players alot who can make the chord structure underneath recognicable.
would be great, thanks for everything !
Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. Great suggestion & request! New section: Theory 2 is exactly using chord progression and showing how to use theory!! You're very welcome!
Arigato Fujita-san. Very good sen se.
Thank you!
I love that the levels of proficiency just melt into “what’s going on, what’s going on,” and then he’s just vibin’. Such a fun way to organically show when you keep practicing conscientiously, your brain will suddenly start to surprise you with the connections it makes and that just can be taken to the stratosphere 🎉
Thanks so much!
Since picking up the guitar seven or so years ago, I had "heard" about triads, and thought I knew they were related to chord, which was close, but had no clue about "inversions," which is an unfortunate name tag for something a bit more fluid, which was revealed to me by Mr. Fujita for the first time today. Long way to go, each thing learned reveals a mountain of things to be learned and understood. Frustration overcome teaches patience.
It's really simple! Only 3 notes and 3 choices!
Slowly, deeply without any fast expectation will make this easy!
Thank you!
Very helpful thank you so much.
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I know about them, but I want to really know them
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Thank you so much. I've adopted the moto Don't Compare. I was going to say it only took me 68 years, but that would be comparing this me to that me. Chop wood, play triads. You are teaching me life through guitar. I'm very grateful.
Thanks for sharing! Thank you!
Great video lesson . I wish I had this when I first started.
Thank you so much!!
Heard of them, but know nothing about them.
Now you know about it!
Yep, this is right out of Mick Goodrick studies……
Everyone loves triads!
Great lesson, don't memorize, understand.
Thank you!
Now I say "do me so" when I play. . . Thanks buddy
Thanks!