SUPER SIMPLE MUSIC THEORY | 3 minor scales Lesson MUST KNOW 3 LEVELS
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- 00:00 Demo Intro
03:36 Review Major Scale (Ionian)
04:06 Review Dorian Scale
04:37 Review Mixolydian Scale
05:24 Learn Natural minor (Aolian)
06:46 Learn Harmonic minor
07:02 C Harmonic minor on G7 (V chord) b9 b13
09:03 C-7 G7 & C Harmonic minor = G Mixo b9 b13
10:26 C Melodic minor
11:28 Review 3 minor scales (Natural, Harmonic, Melodic)
12:10 Jazz minor blues demo
Ibanez AZES31
Two-Rock TF Signature Combo
Providence Cables E205TF
D'Addario EXL110 (10-46)
Pickboy Vintage Classic 1.00 TF Signature Pick
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@@rbenm Ive been learning since before yt teachers lol. Very happy to have found a good yt teacher in mr fujita though. There are so many out there who are hard to follow or lack the ability to explain more of the nuance. Thinking of joining his online course to finally get the depth i have been lacking in my playing ability.
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Beautiful and super tasty intro Tomo! 💛🎶
Glad you like it! Thank you so much!!
Some melodic minor stuff has grown on me especially the mix flat 6 scale used in some scifi sounding stuff and some recent fusion rock/metal and some other stuff plus the lydain b7 scale. It's amasing how far some people come from liking what they like as a kid and it's good for my brain that I like more music and practice jazz stuff.
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You’re a chord specialist Sir. I could watch you bounce around exotic chord shapes all day it is so bad ass. Rhythm is soooo important to me now because of you. I shred pretty good I admit but your Guitar Wisdom Course is humbling my ass. Shred is nice but can your rhythm provide the atmosphere of a good time? Can other musicians rely on me to be a great musician? Rhythm is where it is at. I’m so impressed with you.
Thank you so much! Actually I don't know so many chords but I use simple concept & I arrange things on the spot... like cooking! Thanks so much for your continuing efforts on my Guitar Wisdom! Rhythm is more important than pitches or harmony!
Beautiful lesson Tomo! It sheds a light on a lot of issues I am working on! Thanks again!
Great to hear! Thank you!
Time to get after a new week of learning and fun with the guitar! Thanks for kicking it off with another great review of the Guitar Wisdom lessons. Have a great week!
You're very welcome. This lesson is a great review lesson on my Guitar Wisdom / Music Theory 1. Have a great one!
Thank you so much Mr. Tomo. Don't forget to be kind to yourself Sir. You always give so much to us, and just always know in your spirit that you should be happy. But of course once again your lessons never fall upon deaf ears that are willing to hear and learn. You bring the scales to life and show their importance, I didn't even know what my scale chart meant , or even honestly knew how to practice them. They were just a bunch of dots, but I'm learning Mr. Tomo and I hear them now starting to come alive for me. Thank you so much. Stay blessed Sir. And remember to keep smiling and know you Are changing lives everywhere, we are all so thankful And the line to shake your hand would be miles and miles long. Danny in Texas.
You're very welcome! Thanks for your kind words! No need any pdfs! You just need to learn intervals (Ear Training) and definitions (Music Theory) so you can apply ideas with music.
Great seeing you in Worcester over the weekend! Thanks for the inspiration on the stage and on the CZcamss
I had a great time playing & hanging with DragonForce! You're welcome! I enjoy both.
When I grow up, I want to play guitar just like Tomo!! But seriously........these lessons are so important and whereas we all groan at the thought of memorizing scales and their context, they are so vital plus Tomo here makes these (almost) fun to learn! So worth it once we get these down and understand their application so as always.....thanks again to TomoFujitaMusic!! Jim C.
Thank you! No memorization! No hurry! Super Simple & Insanely slow so you can smoothly later.
Wonderful lesson 😍
Glad you liked it
Thank you so much Tomo-sama. Another 15 minutes of pure wisdom. Domo arigato gozaimasu.
Glad you enjoyed it! I tried it a little shorter on this video.
Love this lesson, thanks Mr.Tom...
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@TomoFujitaMusic thanks again ❤️🙏🏿👍👍👍
@@TomoFujitaMusic i realy enjoy it, and inspiration to me ❤️🙏🏿
Oh man...that tone.. that beautiful tone...
Glad you like it! Thank you!
Hey Tomo! Yesterday I heard a nice background music in the park, I identified it with Google Assistant, it's your song,I like your smile! Happy Harbor Park in Shenzhen, China!
Thank you! Which song was?
@@TomoFujitaMusic I like your smile 🤪
So great to hear that!
Beautiful music.
Thank you so much!
Tomo i play mostly strumming thru oido or play by ear thru chords. But i like to explore lead lines , solos and riffs. It was only last year i learned about that basic scale and its relative minor. Thanks for your videos btw i listen to tim pierce also and brettpapa. More power on your channel power on Tomo sang , you are a sensei on guitar, hai domo arigato gozaimas from southern california.
You're welcome! Great! Thank you!
Tomo, that definitely had some SWING baby! I loved it! Could you do a lesson on the chord progression you used in the final rhythm section? I also appreciate how you broke down the scales in a way that was so easy to comprehend! Modes had always been kind of mysterious to me. I live in the Bay area. It would be an honor to meet you someday! I play a 1980 USA Strat through a Vintage Musicman RD-50. Perfect setup for this type of groove!
Thank you! All possible! I would like to focus on more foundation! Super Simple Music Theory series in this type video. Modes are color notes with chords.... Just notes or shapes... wont do anything but knowledges
i love the jazzed out smoke on the water skit in the end haha nice easter egg :)
Thanks for listening.... I played it so I understand how much people really listen, watch this video. Thank you! Good job!
Hi Tomo thank you for this lesson. I really like the chords you played at the end. I realise they come from the scales you have shown but could you give an explanation of what the chords are and how you are putting them together ? That would be great.
In this lesson, all about only 3 scales. Super Simple Chord Lessons!
Just like every asshole deserve good beer everyday... I came up with I dont play lousy music any longer!. Anachranim for 7 scale modes! Thanks again Tomo!
You got it! Thank you!
Cool man ✌
Thank you!
I love your videos and I have learned a lot. Please explain where to use these different scales. How to apply them. Thank you so much.
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much! You can join my Guitar Wisdom. First you can learn other scales on one string!
Private Guitar Lesson Homework Part 2 - Minor Scales
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Around 4:08 you say Dorian is b3 "b6"...but you play the right intervals and then say b7...all good, small mistake :p
Your great lessons could benefit from visual aids (example see Jens Larsen videos) like charts and chord names on the screen.
Keep up the great work, love learning with you!
Great to point out! I am a human! Thank you! All important facts are all on the screen at my Guitar Wisdom! My CZcams videos are only once chance no editing videos!
"Thank You for Teaching!"
You're welcome!
Can't wait for the lydian lesson.
Thank you! #4(#11)
I like the super simple practice....k.i.s.s.
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Great lesson as usual, did you keep the melodic minor the same on the way down as it is up for the simplicity of it and/or do you prefer the sound/practicality of it?
Not classical style so up & down same. Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic thanks got the knowledge appreciated as always
Hi Tomo, Really great videos, very inspiring:) just got curious to ask you if you can do a song Analysis of one song that I really like? I will send you the name of it if you could do that... Thanks;)
So great to hear that. I don't do any personal request but if the song has many many fans.. then it's possible so please write it. Thank you!
Yngvie Malmsteen uses the Harmonic Distortion Minor scale a lot.
I needed a distortion pedal for this lesson!
Maybe it’s just me but when I watch this guy in a break I find myself meandering mentally through some brook laden mountains does this happen to you?
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Sir tomo Can you please make a video about composing and writing chords for a song??
You should learn a few great examples of great song! Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic any songs that you suggest?
What style?
@@TomoFujitaMusic jazz and city pop?
funny smoke on the water ending
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Would that melody your playing over the C G chord progression be considered a "gypsy jazz" style Tomo?
Good swing jazz!
@@TomoFujitaMusic thanks Tomo! I loved this lesson, I'll check out the theory lesson on guitar wisdom. Thanks for being the best teacher on CZcams.
@@joelgratton5836 So great to hear that. You're welcome! Please check 24 Theory 1 lessons!
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What strings and gauge are you using sir. Ive been using daddario nyxl 11-49 on my ibanez azes31. I like them a little thicker for jazz
This one is.... 14-56 Flatwound set
Wow thats a heavy set man. Thank you for the response and amazing videos.
@@guitarguy6662 Yes! This guitar is dedicated as Jazz Guitar! You're welcome!
I don't know if someone could explain. How do I make the jump from the scale on just one string, and start using all the strings without learning the patterns? I don't see the scale-triad connection
Intervals! Colors! Thank you for sharing!
How to use them? Find this difficult for me . Is the melodic minor is the major scale with only b3?
This lesson is just about learning correct notes. That's next step@
it's easier than you think...Keys are just PITCH
lets just start from the A chord.....D chord....and E chord ( 1, 4, 5)
b3, b6, b7 are the SECOND arpeggio of the 1, 4, 5 chords.
Lets PUSH UP from A NATURAL min UP towards A MAJOR.
In a nutshell..you're just going to alter the 1, 4, 5 chords back and forth
between MAJOR and min...chords
Just make simple BARR chords....starting at the 5th fret.
b3, b6, b7..........A min.......D min........E min natural min
b3, b6 A min D min E7 harmonic min
b3 A min D7 E7 melodic min
b6 A MAJ D min E7 harmonic MAJOR
you can reverse the process..push down from C MAJOR towards C min
One of the most important thing..is to play V in i....or V in I
E7 into A min...or A MAJOR
AND
G7 into C MAJOR or C min
This is very important...MEMORIZE IT.
2, 4, b6, 7 are ALL POSSIBLE full diminished.
B............D..........F..........G#
Just make a simple min chord ( shuffle your finger a little)
place your MIDDLE finger on the TRITON.
..................RING finger on the b3 ( on B string)
ommit the high E...( for the moment)
I personally....shuffle index..to play tritone again on the high E
after I play the root...but im arpeggiating it.
(I dont always do it)
Anyways...just play..
B dim......D dim......F dim......G# dim.....( ROOT on A string)
YOU CAN also STACK a maj3 BELOW any diminished chord to obtain a dominant
G7............Bb...........Db...........E7
..........D dim/Bb......F dim/Db....
................Bb7..........Db..........E7
Jazzy heads call the Db....chord tritone sub of G7
I guess.......................Bb....chord is tritone sub of E7..too
Some people call the Bb of A min...N6 chord.
.....................................Db of C MAJ N6 chord.
I just they could be....Bb is N6 of A MAJOR or min
....................................Db is N6 of C MAJOR or min
2, 4, b6, 7 dim chords OVERLAP
A harmonic MAJOR and/or A harmonic min
C harmonic min.......and/or C harmonic MAJOR
Eb harmonic MAJ and or Eb harmonic min.......= Gb Harmonic min
.Gb harmonic MAJ and or...F# harmonic min......= A Harmonic MAJOR
If you use full dim H/W you can stack
MAJOR, min..dominant or dim chords...every b3 intervals.
Lets stack those badboys over the A ........C..........Eb.........Gb
KEEP it simple...and just do all minor chords..at first.
A min Gb min.......C min Eb min E7 into A min
you can mix it up ( just pretend you played to C minor as a guide)
A min C min F min E7 into A min Bb7 into Eb maj7 E7 into A min
Then....vamping the full dim over the A...as a guide
A min......C dim......Eb dim....Gb7 into B min E7 into A min...
It's UNLIMITED possiblities.
I could had easily played
C Maj7 F min Bb dim Db dim D min G7 into
C min Eb maj7 Ab min Gb min E7 in A min...again...
Just get used to altering the 1, 4, 5 chord
I could list other minor scales like this
aeo maj7
dor maj7
phry maj7 ( A harmonic min b2 =Bb lyd #6.)
mix maj7
loc maj7
or like this from same root
b3, b6, b7
b3, b6
b3
b6
b2, b3
b2, b3. b6
b3, b5
b3, b5, b6
b3, #4,
b3, #4, b6
The b3, #4. ...you call it melodic min #4 or lyd b3
A lyd b3......B mix b2 into E harmonic MAJOR
E mix b6 to mix b6, maj7 ..that's all.
or
A min....B7 into E....WHATEVER.
A min.......B7 into E maj7...F7.........G7 into C min ( F7 is n6 of E whatever ...no?)
C min Eb maj7 Ab min Db dim E7 into A min...
ありがとうございます 藤田先生
ありがとうございます！
Tomo san, You are the master but I don't understand any of these numbers or sus-this or sus-that. I just don't get it and I can't afford lessons. So I try to pick up tid bits here and there but just don't get it. I know all the notes on the fretboard and a minor scale. ...And just noodle. I think your stuff is for really advanced players. I wish I could sign up for your course. ...Perhaps someday. Thanks for all the info. though. :)
You need to watch previous lessons so you can understand this lesson. Please watch this video!
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And this video.... Please watch 3 times!
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I teach super slow & simple at my Guitar Wisdom. Those demos are just showing ideas.
@@TomoFujitaMusic thank you for your reply and your pointers, Tomo San. I truly appreciate it. :)
Can you play a minor scale on one string with one finger?
R 2 b3 4 5 b6 b7 R... (b3 b6 b7)
It’s like the only thing I learn is how much I need more work. My wife thinks I’m amazing but I know I’m behind. I’m not discouraged but I’m the kid with good grades with a shit ton of homework 🤓🔫
That's exactly same to me! More I learn... I know I need to work more! You have an amazing wife! Thankful right there!
@@TomoFujitaMusic you are a smart man because you know the mind never shuts off. Trust me bro you are not far rom the finish line.
Thank you so much!
ah! oh yes, practically only the sound of the guitar on the amplifier, 😁
Thank you!
Beautiful improvisation.
Glad you like it!
This geezer teaches by not talking too much shit.
Thank you.
Thank you!