Sound Advice: Tomo Fujita - Learn Guitar Triads & Chords

On “Sound Advice,” D’Addario artists offer tips, tools, and resources to take your playing to the next level. For today’s episode, Berklee College of Music professor and world-renowned guitarist Tomo Fujita, @TomoFujitaMusic, teaches you the fundamentals of guitar triads and chords while sprinkling in helpful guitar music theory tips. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned veteran, Tomo's tricks are certain to help expand your playing.

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[dailybaglimit]

If you like Tomo’s teaching style you may want to check out his series of lessons called Guitar Wisdom. It is an incredible value and full of really great lessons from absolute beginner to advanced. It literally costs only a few dollars for access and the content is so valuable. Having access to a teacher like Tomo is a great gift.

[oluwatobiadegoke]

Tomo is just too good. You are a LEGEND!

[marceumere]

Tomo You don´t know and can't realize How good and pleasant is hearing you name the notes, not the Anglo-Saxon musical notation system, but like all Hispanic Americans learn them, the old-fashioned way, do re mi fa etc, etc

[kryptonj]

Man this video just put such a big smile on my face. Completely unlocked a new level of music theory for me thanks

[TheWoollyMammoth]

TomoFujita has the best energy such a joyful hard worker it is a pleasure to listen to.

[CliffKant]

For playing in church this is the best way to get the modern sounds

[fooglez]

Whoever's at the PR or Marketing department for D'Addario better get a raise. They're killing it with this new Sound Advice series and who they're choosing to teach us. Really appreciate it too, thank you so much!

[novicejohnd]

Excellent and enjoyable, how about a lesson on compound interval triads.

[DavidLaFerney]

I’ve been working on this for a few weeks now and I have one question - Why isn’t this one of the first lessons taught to beginners? With as few as 2 shapes you can play ALL of the major and minor chords.

It took sooo much work to be able to play F and Bm (and C) just so I could strum a few songs.

I love this lesson. Being able to jump from open chords to a few top string triads has added so much to my playing. At least to my ear it has.

[craigbachman]

Thank you for this lesson. Been singing solfege as im going through the top 3 string inversions from nut to 12 fret. stumbling a bit. Just gotta keep at it. Usually can practice well a couple times a week. Also working on the jazz blues chords, and chromatic scale exercise. Thank you for these lessons.

[craigprince]

The lesson is fantastic, I watch every video that I can get time for, I’m playing as much as I can, you inspire me to learn and try new things . I’m your new biggest secret super fan and student. What your doing here is the biggest help I’ve always had to learn guitar on my own with limited resources, now here I’m blown away with how fluid your playing is, I’m studying intently and know your lessons are the right fit for me!!! Thank you so much for making these videos

[glenncanale]

I have played for 40 years and find your videos very useful and enjoyable. Keep it up.

[garywatters]

Excellent lesson. Explains triads and how to use them

[peterdemont]

Great lesson as usual. Enjoying learning new and exciting things with guitar wisdom even after 50 years of playing, so much great information about everything. Thanks so much for all you put into your channel. Your the

[johnradin]

🙂 Another really useful lesson by a REAL guitar teacher. Many thanks, Tomo, its a great honour to have people of your stature to learn from.

[moreykanner]

Extremely helpful, as usual. Thank you Mr. Fujita for another great lesson, you are a treasure. Arigato!!!

[Fastlane]

I love this lesson. Thank you so much for sharing. I am vaugly familiar with the Diatonic modes and I am now determined to learning triads.

[klonowskierklartrohrleitun]

This is gold! Thank you so much!
I also love your enthusiasm. It reminds me why I started the whole thing: To have fun by making music.

[zazoomatt]

Thank you D'Addario & Tomo Hope for 65 YO+

[johnholt]

Every time I watch your lesson your enthusiasm is contagious. Thank you