SUPER SIMPLE Triad Arpeggios that you can use! 

This man is a professor of guitar at the prestigious Berklee School of Music in Boston. For goodness sake, subscribe and learn. Thank you Tomo.

Seeing Tomo reply to every comment is so wholesome. It really shows how much he loves his job and his students. Thank so much sir!!!

I love how you used the “Hey Joe” type circle of fifths progression to connect triads. Such a satisfying sounding progression to practice over

The idea of thinking about it in terms of chord progression instead of just a scale is very helpful

great and useful triad arpeggioes guiter lesson to develop solo.loved to learn and play.thanks for the lesson.

you are my favorite guitar teacher thanks for all your free video lessons

I’m learning but more importantly I’m listening intimately to those triad inversions thanks to you. I can shred all day but now I’m thinking an EVERYTHING is sounding better.

Tomo never change the way you are best regards

Thank you Tomo ! Such a good teacher you are !!! You make everything easyer with empathy and kindness !!! That's the point, I think that the beautiful person you are make you the better ferryman for bring us across the river !!! Much thanks and love from france !!! 🙏🙏🙏

Dear Mr Fujita, great Video! I really learned a lot from this lesson, this took my playing from ordinary to extraordinary :) With your wisdom everything sound so tastefull and emotional. Great work, keep on going and you will reach 1 million subs for sure :D Kindest Regards

Thank you Tomo for these repeated triad lessons. I can not apply this yet but I understand that triads mixed with the pentatonic scale licks are important for improvisation. 🎸🎵

New knowledge for me Mr.Tomo, youre great Thankyou!

Just recently subscribed to your channel and I think your content is great! Thank you! Funny thing- there was an ad for State Farm Insurance right at the 5 minute mark. The commercial opens with a Major 7th triad being played that fit in perfectly with what you were doing at that moment.

Professor you just changed the whole game for me.. Muchas gracias

Hello Tomo-san! I can really see how John Mayer really learned a lot from you just by hearing your improv style. He's also doing a lot of your stuff in his solos. Amazing what a teacher can do.

Very melodic and fun intro

today I did my acoustic guitar practice exercises of 20 minutes while watching this video with the sound off. my theory was that watching your joy, body language, facial expressions and masterful hands would still be helpful without hearing. and guess what - it totally was! thank you

I'm definitively subscribing to your Guitar Wisdom once I'm done with my exams and I start my summer break, which starts next week thankfully!! In the meantime, thank you for rolling out these types of videos, they are so helpful! 藤田朋さん、ありがとうございました !

thank you for this stuff master keep on going

Great Stuff! Thank you!

Suscribed Tomo! ...would not dare to watch without subscribing. THANK YOU!

Good gracious! That looks like a Dumble Overdrive Special? Wow! Berkeley guitar profs earn some serious dough!

Thank you 😊

I would totally vote for you as Guitar President at the great guitar counsel if they was such a thing. Your skill level bro 🥷🔪.

Whoever doesn't subscribe is missing out on a wealth of information. Maestro great lesson as always, sweet licks, great feel ! Arigato.

Thank you, Sir!!

Thank you Sensei

Thank you!

Tomo you inspire me

Words in the end great😃👍

My cheeks!!! Genius! Inversions!! Wow! Mi so do, so do mi.......YES!!!!!!

7:30 "in the mood" Glenn Miller!

You’re the Best!

love this tomo. do u have any tips for breaking out of old habits on the guit

Of course all RU-vidrs want more subscribers. It’s called “money”. We get it. Everyone knows how it works. I am subscribed and love the content. Great stuff!

Hey Tomo, long time subscriber here. Not the most knowledgeable about RU-vid and being successful on here but maybe having a recurring series every week will help people subscribe? Like a series like lemmo does straturdays or wacky wednesdays and people subscribe to see the series progress every week. Maybe you could do triad tuesdays or something lol .Just an idea. I appreciate any video you make tho.

pls do a lesson or analysis on tatsuro yamashita’s silent screamer my favorite track from ride on time the solos are sick much love from miami

Not only is this a great lesson about triad inversions but also a reminder to use all your octaves when soloing rather then staying too long in just one octave.

I am subscribed and everyone else should also. Let's get Tomo to a million subscribers!!!

Kia ora from New Zealand. Trusting the fingers and ears more thanks to you, always trying to apply old boxing coach,"we done the drills now ya gotta let the hands go" in this case fingers, that's when I play/fought my best win lose ,one or no one there to listen. Problems for me are wondering what just happened?how did I do that? Why did that feel different? something I may have just played that was free and pure or worse remembering and just regurgitating it back out. Help! Noho ora mai.

This seemed a bit all over the place at first, then I had one of those 'holy shit' moments, and realised that I had just learned something important. Ta.

Tomo please do the songs Oh Pato Jazz if you can please

been practice triad since I've found your channel. Trying to play as many major scale as I can to make me happy... Or just buy a new pedal!!! Should I get a normal Jan Ray ? If I wanna have a big headroom drive pedal...

Tomo could you perhaps do a video on chords out of the standard 7 chords of a key. like where do chords like minor add 9 or major 7#5 ect come from and where could I use them. I sometimes see players play all sorts of funky beautiful chords, but I see they would play like a E7#9 and then a Esus4/9 a few chords later and I'll just be lost. I'm also referring to less complicated chords like minor 6 or add chords. love the videos keep them coming :)

Subscribed bro

Is there a little Howe in that melody..?

Most people don’t want to go as far as you take it bro. There’s the problem in the number of followers standpoint. There’s a lot going on in peoples lives also at this time so continue being patient. Trust me dude, if I love you God must adore the hell out of ya because I’m nobody.

お疲れ様 Tomo-sensei 本当にありがとうございました。! Firstly i think you deserve 2 million subscribers!! at least. :-) Secondly: maybe it would be good to make a simple, short announcement as you start every new video (or after playing a bit and introducing the subject of the lesson, maybe?) like a "housekeeping" announcement which some content creators call it: Hello everyone, if you like my content, please hit the 'Like' button, and consider subscribing to my channel, if you hit the bell notification that will alert you to all my new content. This will help me in creating a lot more exciting and fun content for you in the future. Thank you I really appreciate it." That type of thing. Again: Thank you for all you do, i am a terrible guitar player but I am learning and getting better because of you. Your love and enthusiasm for the instrument is infectious.

I ll subscribe only if you attach notes diagram on video screen. Got no 💰 to be patron. You teach superbly well. Keep rocking.

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We will just call this apples and bananas Tomo :-)

Is it hey joe :)

Can you play do so mi? Mi do so?

I will become a great guitarist and musician

That intro tho haha awesome playing

🎸 = 🙂

I see 3 other Ibanez guitars are they the same model

Hi Tomo, No disrespect, but are your Guitar Wisdom videos more complete then these RU-vid videos? Like do they have supporting sheet music or theory with longer explanations? I like your YT videos but they always seem like there's something missing.

How do you play a diminished scale?

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I like your videos, but the angle of your camera means it is very difficult/impossible to see clearly what your finger postions are. This video is particularly bad because you have your legs crossed, so the guitar neck is seen from a side angle...we see the side of your hand not your fingers. This might not be too much of a problem for experienced players who understand what you are doing, but not everyone can do that.