Super Simple Way To Learn Major Scale (Fretboard)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ค. 2024
- 00:00 Intro & Review C Major Triad
01:57 Learn C Major Scale with One Finger (Singing & Ear Training)
08:25 You can learn Triads with One Finger (Interval Study)
09:38 Back to C Major Scale (Melodies & Intervals)
10:48 Guitar Music - Guitar Key?
11:55 Can you play this? (I taught this to all my kids!)
12:45 About Open Strings
13:55 Back to Major Scale (Intervals)
14:45 About Chords (Diatonic Triads)
16:00 Best way - Don't ask!
17:00 What happen? Happy Chord?
18:57 Little Distraction : YOASOBI - Tracing That Dream (Key of Ab)
20:20 Translate to Key Of C
21:23 Learn that Melody (Vezzpa by Beetronics)
22:50 Melody is only C Major Scale on 2nd String
25:20 Learn these chords!
27:05 Practice this melody on 2nd string
28:17 Play the Melody only 2nd String ...then JAM! (Improvised!)
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Important information here! I need to keep reviewing ear training more. Singing the intervals feels weird though. These lessons are really incredibly helpful to me. I use them along with the Guitar Wisdom subscription. Thanks for the guidance and direction.
Glad it was helpful! So great to hear that. This lesson has Music Theory & Ear Training. Use both then its effective! Thanks for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. Please enjoy Jazz Standards section! Great for your ears!
God I love the positive attitude.
Thanks so much!
Same as my approach. Learn the scale on 1 string. It enforces the person to recognize the sound and interval between notes. Along with triad/inversion practice in every key, learning the fretboard comes naturally, vertically and horizontally, I knew where each notes is. No memorization.
Good job! Thank you!
Lessons like these are worth their weight in gold. Thank you Mr. Tomo, you're the man!
Glad you like them! Thank you so much!
Dude you never let me down 😊
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"Be friendly to notes." - Tomo Fujita
My favorite quote ever.
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I’m on the rewind path of my guitar playing after meeting you. Thank u so much.
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I hate that! It’s like you play through the mistakes hoping you’ll “polish” them off later but they tend to stick.
Thank you Mr Tomo! So inspirational ❤ really love yr lessons, makes playing the guitar so much fun!!
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you!
What a fun lesson! Thank you so much Tomo.
So great to hear that! Thanks so much!
being able to play along with learning is such a great encouragement. the further the video progressed i began to recognize the same theory in songs i already knew on the guitar. Great video
Good job! Thank you!
Perfect follow up ! Thanks this is great for advancing my guitar playing I am really enjoying. Much appreciated from Canada.
Great to hear! Thank you!
Such a simple approach that has gotten me back into attempting to learn scales again!
You can do it!
Thank you for teaching intervals!!!
You're welcome!
Hi Tomo-
Ive watched many of your videos -but never subscribed till just now.
Even though I do know theory from many years - mainly piano -then guitar
I stayed with this whole video- and it reminded me of the very FUNDAMNTALS of 'Listenng' to the Sound of intervals. Even at 70 you inspire / me - in so many ways with your love of teaching and making music Thank you so much !
So great to hear that. This way is more to be a great musician (by sound & good knowledges) not other way around! Thank you so much!
Wonderful lesson! Very easy to understand. Lots to work on, just like the Triad lesson. Thank you, Sir! These beginner-focused lessons are just what I need.
You're very welcome! So great to hear that. You're welcome! I will make more!
I am so greatful for watching this whole video and opening my mind to a really helpful lesson.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
Tomo, you are the man!! thank you!
Thank you so much!
Great video, Tomo! This was very helpful!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you!
Awesome thing to know
Thank you!!
Great! Thank you!
You rock, brother. I just found your channel and am loving it. I understood the whole c major with one finger on the B string part, but I got a bit lost after that, so im heading over to your lessons website and starting a subscription! Thank you for bringing so much happy and beauty into people's lives and the world while teaching others how to do the same.
Welcome aboard! So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
Wow incredible video thank you one of the best I’ve ever watched 👍🎸
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Brilliant lesson thanks 👍👍🇬🇧
Thanks so much!!
Awesome lesson, thank you for sharing your tips ❤
Glad it was helpful! You're very welcome! Thank you!
been stuck for 4 years without any improvements, your videos really help! thanks sensei tomo!!
So great to hear that! No memorization! No need any diagrams! All you need is to understand simple way on one string approach. Thank you so much!
Me too. I've decided he is my teacher now. Natural and balanced
@@rossconroy1674 Thank you so much!
You are teaching a lot more than the C scale, Tomo. Terrific.
I added more ideas around it! Thank you so much!
@@TomoFujitaMusic The lesson had zen touches throughout. ❤️
@@gerysasko3410 Simple life lesson from guitar learning. Thank you so much!
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You remind me so much of my music teacher from elementary school. This final solo brought such joy and a smile to my face, I loved every second of this video. You have a new follower!
Thank you!
brilliant video thank you, i *was* going to try and memorise all those major and minor scales but not anymore. Please continue!
If you memorize them, you will stuck same things in many years!
Love you it Sir..great sensie
Thank you so much!
I enjoy your lessons!
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WWHWWWH babyyyyyyy!!!! No better illustration than a guitar neck for it
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You’re too cool man. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us ❤️.
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Mr Fujita I tried to follow the first bit, i never thought of playing a scale on single string, thank you! I listened to the melody, it feels familiar but can't play it. Thank you 🙏🏽
Very important to use only one string! Very simple and no memorize anything! This way you can use ear training too. You’re welcome!
6:15 i think you did a great job here impacting emotionally and internationally the importance of taking your time to understand what youre doing great job
Good job! Thanks so much!
Thank you Tomo. This lesson inspires me for my classical guitar practice and also for my students. Greetings from France
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Thank you so much tomo, this videos really help❤️ truly appreciate it
You're very welcome! Glad to hear that it was helpful! Thank you!
Obrigado Sr. Fujita! another great lesson!
Thank you!
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Tomo, this is fun with the guitar. Single string scales are awesome. This is really great. Thank you.
Glad you like it!
Thank you!!!
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Thank you for recommending this video to me. Very good I will follow until I get it. 🙂
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Lovely lesson 🌞🤙🎶
Thanks for listening
You are Great !
Thank you!
Awesome lesson. Train your ear while learning scales so you can develop triads by using your new listening skill. The more I do this the better my ear is getting.
Thank you so much! Good job! Triads & Major scale!
Gracias maestro.
Thanks!
good lesson that I understand. Sometimes you are over my head but I watch because I like you. .. you have so much knowlege.
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Excellent video!
Thanks a lot Tomo San!
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You just unlocked so much im so happy🎉😊😊😊thank🎉s
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Wow I’m totally mesmerized by the wisdom shared. Like, where were you all my life?!
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One week in and I can attest that this method really works. I’m a complete beginner and can now (mostly) play the C Maj. scale without looking at my fretting fingers. Yes, it’s slow and boring but don’t give up!
So great to hear that! Good job! Keep learning super simple way.
Thank you so much!!
You make it very clear, how to play C major scale. I love your advice about always enjoying playing guitar and learning the little details thoroughly.
Thank you for your patience and for sharing your knowledge.
So great to hear that! Is this title okay? Thank you so much!
@TomoFujitaMusic I think this title is ok. It is super simple.
@@JDavidChilders Thank you!
This is a good way to lead me into lead playing. Which seems elusive to me. Thank you for teaching me how to make music.
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Thanks you sir for Imparting your Knolage ,I love too learn So Important too train out ears too Notes
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Hi Prof Tomo! Thanks!
You’re welcome!
I like the “don’t ask why major why minor” part - this is where I struggle by learning. Very good point.
We need to learn things slowly and smart people ask questions before we start... not so good! Let's learn how to be super patient!
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@@TomoFujitaMusic Great summary on triads topic. Thank you very much for your effort. So much wisdom.
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Like the Ibenez ,,, I have a Les Paul that color with single coils.... Thanks for all your giving...
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you are filling all the gaps i missed in 10 years of youtube guitar learning
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He is motivating me to try to learn it. Big thank you for your positivity. I got frustrated so easily and gave up.
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
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Sir I was able to follow till about half the video where open strings were involved but after that the bar chords etc I could not understand
I'll take my time, I'm sure as I learn I'll be able to understand more. Thank you for the lesson.
Thanks for sharing! Simply you need more foundation when you don't understand it. No problems at all! You can learn it slowly. Please watch these lessons (Super Simple)
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I do now understand the C scale better. Wow
Good job!
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Hi Thank you so much
You're welcome! Did you watch this video?
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Very well please . Keep up the good work . Thanx a bunch , 2+2 .🎉
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I really like this lesson.I actually got Do Re Mi from your triad lesson.But I was playing on bottom string G major.Anyway now I try c major.Your cat 🐱 is really cool.😀
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Thank you for this lesson! I am new subscriber to your Guitar Wisdom. So much good information there. I have to tell myself to be slow about it because I want to just jump into the fun songs that you teach later on in the course. I guess you have to do a few fun things also to keep yourself from getting tired of learning too slowly and wanting to able to play like Tomo right away. Just keep telling myself that Tomo didn't learn to play "Just Funky" on first day! Thank you again.
You're welcome! Thanks so much for subscribing my Guitar Wisdom. You can do both. Good balance is important. Thank you!
You are so right Mr. Fujita, my Mom use to tell us kid's ," if you are not trying then you will never make a mistake " ... Thank You Sir , Stay Blessed & keep safe..
Thank you so much! Mom's right!
Thanks for putting a smile on my face Tomo !! Watching you makes me want to have more fun with my guitar! Your enthusiasm is contagious! Do these videos get posted to Guitar Wisdom ? Thanks 🙏
Glad to hear it! Thank you!
Tomo thank you, your lessons are very helpful for me!! I have been playing for 40 years and am now learning what I wish I would have learned 39 years ago lol. This makes sense to me very much!! Again thank you I appreciate what your doing very much!
Best Regards,
Tony
You're very welcome! So great to hear! I have been teaching at Berklee for 29 years. Thank you so much!
Most of the other dudes teach you tunes on guitar.
Tomo teaches you *guitar*
11:14 sometimes we need to take one step back to take two steps forward.
Thank you for the reminder to take things back to basics and see the bigger picture.
So great to hear that! You watched that far! Good job! Thank you so much!
tracing that dream i such an iconic song to me even tho i never heard it before, it triggers such an uniqeu emotion its amazing
Thank you!
I can also see the relationship of doing the C major scale linear and Triads on the bottom 3 strings. :)
Good job!
Thank you so much again for taking the time out on putting me on the right path. I appreciate it very much and I’m very grateful. I’m excited to learn more and help fellow veterans. :)
You're welcome! Please enjoy more!
Thank you for making me realize that in order to get through the wall, you need to take and understand what your memorizing. After reviewing what I know, I'm ready to understand some more.
You're welcome! No memorization! Be familiar with triads!
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I think "Don't ask" is the best answer for who just started learning musical theory.
Knowing(NOT understanding) the basic concept of music helps you later.
In my case, I started learning theories with Jazz basics.
But I didn't knew anything of basic concepts back then, it made me lots of question marks in my head something like 'What is II V I?' and 'Why D chord is minor in C major key?'.
Those question marks disappeared when I learned basic musical concepts(intervals, chords, diatonic chords, etc.).
So, I also recommend "Don't ask" at the first time when you learning theories.
It''s all about timing! That's applying theory. I have Theory II at my Guitar Wisdom. Thanks for sharing. Good job!
Up, down. Long strokes. Big board right hand, small board left hand.
Tomo says don't ask... Paint whole fence.
Thank you, Mr Fujita. After many years of playing around with the guitar now I have some hope that I might move in the direction of how to actually play it and possibly even attain some understanding of the instrument. You are indeed an inspiration !!!
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Hi Tomo san, from this video I understand that take the time listening to the note is part of the process, as you always say "Don't expect too fast"
You got it! Slow cook is good!
I came here for a simple lesson and discovered the most beautiful and happy song ever for guitar! Thank you so much for posting! 😎👍👍👍
You're very welcome!
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@@TomoFujitaMusic Absolutely. What makes you such a great instructor is that you lay out the lessons in the simplest most easy way for anyone to quickly understand.
Thank you so much!
@@TomoFujitaMusic You’re quite welcome 🙏. I’m also sending links of your channel to all my other friends who play guitar. I know they’ll get as much out of your lessons as i am.
YOU MAKE PRACTICING FUN MR. TOMO FUJITA!
So happy to hear that. Thank you!
Tomo your vibrato is flawless. Also makes me want to buy an Ibanez AZ es
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I heard long ago the reason C is the start is cause of it's position on the piano keyboard
I watched some lessons the other day and played some of the best I ever have that night, and I didn't study. I just played along with you in the way I did and your info just kinda came in once in a while, Thanks. I will be signing onto guitar wisdom when I get back to work, Thank you Tomo
I recently heard that the reason C is the place to start is because there are no sharps or flats in the C scale, rather than cause the middle C placement on the piano keyboard
Thank you for sharing! So happy to hear that! My Guitar Wisdom is the best guitar education! Looking forward to your experience!
I started on piano as a kid, I think we start with key of C on piano because no black keys are used ( flats/sharps). Guitar lessons that teach music notation on guitar also work in the Key of C, waiting till later to learn sharps and flats
I'm juat loving this. ❤ the Joe Pass really is the perfect budget guitar to learn on
Thank you!
I was a bit lost in the middle, but overall good lesson. I've been playing guitar for 1 year now through JustinGuitar. I want to start understanding the guitar. I'm going to give the 24:33 song a go by ear. Thank you!
Don't worry! Good job! You should learn any scale on One String One Finger first. Then think 3 things. 1) C D E F G A B C = name of notes
2) R M2 M3 4 5 M6 M7 = Intervals = Theory
3) Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do = singing = Ear Training
These 3 things must at first lesson! Thank you for sharing!
Please focus on this first.
1) This Should Have Been Your First Guitar Lesson - Chromatic Scale
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Then do this. One String One Finger Approach
2) How To Learn Theory, Ear Training and Jazz
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Then this.
3) Learn TRIAD Inversions in 3 Ways (Vertical & Horizontal & Same inversion)
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@@TomoFujitaMusic Wow! I will do these lessons. Thank you for this response.
This the first key I learned because it is easy to remember. No sharps!
Good job!!
I love this. You are a great teacher.
Wow, thank you!
I thought this sounded better in the key of C than even the Jam version video you did previously. It definitely sounded like it was in a lower key.
Thank you so much! Thank you for sharing!
I find it useful to remember the major scale by steps..and for the major scale .its
W W h W W W h
W =Whole step /2 frets
h = half step/1 fret
Thanks for sharing
“Be friendly to the notes. Be kind to yourself.” -Tomo
Yes! Thank you!
Don’t worry
Don’t compare
Don’t expect too fast
Be kind to yourself
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I had a friend back in the early 70's who played single string leads up and down the neck to rock songs, I must say it was jazzy and very interesting. Keep up the good work.
Awesome! Thanks!
Fujitasan, thank you so much for your time in putting up these wonderful videos. Very entertaining and refreshing approach to learning guitar. Is there any way to contact you about lessons?
You're welcome! Thank you so much! You can reach me at tfujita@beklee.edu or music@tomofujita.com You can join my Guitar Wisdom.
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C major scale with one finger on one string. Fully explained. 16:00, I hear "dont ask". I'm thinking what? How can I not ask? Then I remember the first 40 years of my guitar playing. I didn't ask. I saw and repeated what I saw. Eventually my curiosity got the best of me and I've done nothing but ask questions for the last several years. By that time I had a framework to fit the answers into.
Thanks for sharing! Ask timing is so important. This conversation is between my Berklee students who takes my private lessons so then see me 15-16 times! Sure, later they can ask anything!
Love this lesson, I apply this to finger picking (Chicken picking?) It sounds so good and the wife thinks I am playing a real song! LOL Thanks Tomo!
Great to hear that! Yes! Thank you!
Great concept, why learning the major C scale is so important is that I need to lock in the step, step, half step, step, step, step, half step, sequence so when I start another key scale I will know where the half steps fall. The major C scale is the only scale that has no sharps or flats . So any other scale will require a sharp or flat to duplicate the step, step, half step, step, step, step, half step pattern?
Thank you so much! You can watch this video 3 more times then you will see those intervals naturally! Slow is good!
Thank you, Tomo-san, for sharing this important lesson. A practical question, if I may. With practice, I can hear the intervals and sing them as you demonstrate while going up the fretboard. I can also see the intervals up and down in the scale as I play on one string. The problem is that I don't yet have a connection in my brain between the note F, for example, and the "Fa" yet.
Should I write out a table with M2 = Re, M3 = Mi, P4 = Fa, and so forth while practicing up and down and singing them as I go until I have the equivalence between the interval and the solfege tone locked in? Or is there a better way in your experience?
Thank you for taking the time to teach us!
Thanks for telling me... you can do everything super slow and as many as you needed with no expectation. Slow process is great! Maybe you can do in 3rds... Do Mi Re Fa Mi So... Do Re Mi Re Mi Fa Mi Fa So... be creative to make a few new sequences of simple C Major scale. Maybe next lesson! Series of lesson can really teach you how to play guitar! No best way! Look for harder way! You're very welcome!
Very Good Teacher! 😀
Thank you!
I swear your version of Tracing That Dream is so much better than the original! The original is rock but yours has a jazzy upbeat happy feel to it.
In fact it sounds like a song that could have been on the Steven Universe cartoon!
Thank you so much! I made up some chords!
@@TomoFujitaMusic And what you made up is absolutely brilliant! Is there anyway you could post a simple chord chart for the rhythm part? I would very much like to learn this. Or maybe do a tutorial video dedicated to teaching it from beginning to end? That would be amazing. 😁😁😁
Please watch these! Very easy to follow.
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Absolutely! Once again, thank you 🙏 so very much! It’s great fun learning your clean jazzy blues infused style.
You're very welcome!
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Thank you
that's a wonderful guitar, is it a refinished AZES30? I like the SSS pickup configuration and the color!
This guitar is a prototype guitar of Ibanez AZES-31. Thank you!
Remember, Be Kind To Yourself.
Yes! Thank you!
great vid. Tomo do you think learning scales by note names or intervals is better? Does it matter?
Thanks so much! I explained that part so clear in this video! Watch 3 more times!
I thought it was a good joke… :-)
Love your videos, Tomo!
Thank you!
For me the challenge is understanding where my fingers are supposed to go. I play the piano and I'm already familiar with all the theory concepts presented here, but when I look at my fretboard I have no idea what to press without figuring out the notes one-by-one...
Guitar fretboard is so strange! Same notes in many places!
Mr. Fujita’s slow Triad lesson:
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Thank you for sharing my Super Simple Triad Lesson!
Random tought I had watching this video, if I'm playing something in the key of C major would playing D major and G major works or not ? Thanks for the videos really great :)
Thanks for sharing. You're welcome! I II V = very Beatles sound