Thanks guys for sharing! sounds wonderful like the lead work over the chords and the flowing movement, you are teachings your students well! Thanks again guys!
Nice playing to you both. I went to Berklee 81-83 (trumpet performance). At the time, all I heard was jazz. There were no other forms of music being played that I ever heard. It was a wonderful experience.
Tomo, maybe you could knock out some backing tracks for old jazz standards. Just you comping on your Ibanez. Would be lovely to play along to. You play beautifully here.
Thank you! Our amp EQ: treble 9, bass 3, middle 5, presence 5, no reverb! Guitar volume around 6-7 on Les Paul. Because volume setting is same for all students! It’s uncomfortable to play at first! That’s why all my students learn about picking volume and dynamics. They don’t learn by definition by words(very dangerous!)
Hi Mr. Fujita!! Great jam session! I just have one question for you. Do you recommend a lower action for putting less tension in my left hand? Thank you!
Pretty good. Lot s of regearsed 2 5 licks and chained dominants using flat 9s. Very idiomatic, but more spontaneity next time. Also what genre are you aiming for? It sounds bebopy but the comping is sustained shell voicings; no upper register syncopated voicings or 4 on the floor swing era type comping; curious :) thank you
Thank you so much! This was just a drill testing those phrases and try to change much simpler like a vocal approach. I was adding a lot. Normally I only play R 3 7 or even less. This was a part of our lesson so it's not really about a final performance. You're very welcome!
We must talk one day, I sense a bound spirit dying to be released. Creativity is bound and buried by the structure of a once free spirited learning academy. But now I see how academiya has buried and dried up even its masters. BREAK LOOSE! BECOME UN-BOUND! RE-GAIN THE FIRE, THE DRIVE, THE POWER! I will take this to heart also and say it before I play! I AM A MASTER!
Thanks so much for sharing! We are always learning something new! This is a little stiff because a part of lesson so not 100% natural. Many tubes to think and demonstrate in this exercise. I am a forever student! I really appreciate your point!!
Your student is lucky to have you as a guitar teacher, Fujita-San!
Thank you so much! I am so grateful that my lesson slots are always fills with passionate students from all over the world!
cant even see his fingers moving his technique is crazy good
Yes!
Love this jam session feels like Christmas in Chicago at a speakeasy
So happy to hear that! Thank you so much!
Well done, student has good sound and dynamics. Harmonically good too! Thanks for sharing this moment
Yes! I appreciate that! Thank you so much!
Beautiful playing from both of you
Thank you very much!
that's so amazing and beautiful playing. I wish I could play like it. Thank you for the video! I enjoy the music so much
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Thank you! Please join my Guitar Wisdom so you can learn how to learn! You're very welcome!
Thanks guys for sharing! sounds wonderful like the lead work over the chords and the flowing movement, you are teachings your students well! Thanks again guys!
It was a pleasure to play with him! I am so happy you enjoyed the duet!
absolutely wonderful!
Thanks so much!
Nice playing to you both. I went to Berklee 81-83 (trumpet performance). At the time, all I heard was jazz. There were no other forms of music being played that I ever heard. It was a wonderful experience.
Thank you so much! So great! Back then... very jazz school!! You are correct! Now it's so different! Great experience!
Wonderful - of course Tomo's comping is divine, the students choices of lines are so beautiful.
Nice!
Thanks! I’m happy to hear that you enjoyed it!
One of my favourite standards!!! Love this !!
Great! Thank you!
This is really lovely. I'd love to see a video on your approach to comping here, the playing is so lovely.
Glad you liked it! Thanks so much! R 3 7 comping!
Father and Son, music is the spirit
❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️
That's a great tone combination. I love the les paul fatness and the clarity of the chords on the strat. Very nice thanks for sharing 🙏😁👍
Thank you so much! We use a lot of clean tone with more treble and less bass!
My guitar is the Ibanez AZES31 ($299.99USD) thank you!!
Unusual combination of sounds for straight ahead jazz I agree
@@jfar3340 I am not teaching jazz! Using jazz to improve skills! Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic you're not teaching jazz! What are you teaching professor?
always superb
So happy you like it!
Thank you Mr.Fujita.
good lesson feeling.👍
(ps:congratulation for 610,000 listeners)
👏👍🙏😎
Thank you so much!
Very good!
Thank you!
One of my favorite songs, would love to see a breakdown of the chord changes ❤️ beautiful playing guys!!!
Great to hear that! That's possible too. Beautiful Chords changes! Thank you so much!
Its a well known standard a 10 seconds google search will anser your question
What a beautiful performance tomo sensei!!! It's my favorite song by Chat Baker... Thank you for playing🎸🔥
Thank you so much! We listen Chet Baker! One of lessons! You're very welcome!
great whole tone scale!
Thank you!
Beautiful. Close your eyes and you can be in a smokey lounge anywhere.
So happy you felt that! Thank you so much!
Great jam guys.
Thanks so much!!
We are too!! Thank you!
Thank you for your kind words!
Amazing performance!
Thank you Eric!!
Beautiful
Thank you!
@@TomoFujitaMusic Welcome
Beautiful 🎉
Thank you so much!
wow beautiful phrasing
Thank you!
Sweet and smooth. Like peanut butter!!
Thank you!
❤@@TomoFujitaMusic
beautiful :-). Nice comping
Thank you! I really appreciate it.
A fantastic jam. I really like it. Cheers! 👍👍✌️🎸 🎸
Thanks for watching! So happy to hear that!
Beautiful playing chaps! And beautiful hair to complement. Bravo!👏
Glad you like it! Thank you so much!
Tomo, maybe you could knock out some backing tracks for old jazz standards. Just you comping on your Ibanez. Would be lovely to play along to. You play beautifully here.
Thank you so much! Maybe I should play good comping and make a video!
Good job 👍 🎸
Thanks for listening!
Good job 🎸
Thank you so much!
Very nice!
Thank you!
Amazing…
Thank you!
Great version. The neck pickup on the LP is surprisingly bright. Not woofy at all. Sounds great.
Thank you! Our amp EQ: treble 9, bass 3, middle 5, presence 5, no reverb!
Guitar volume around 6-7 on Les Paul. Because volume setting is same for all students! It’s uncomfortable to play at first! That’s why all my students learn about picking volume and dynamics. They don’t learn by definition by words(very dangerous!)
Almost too bright but maybe its the amp or the room. Dialing back the tone or volume knob would have been more mellow
@@jfar3340 Yes! Very bright! It's a part of lesson! Thank you!
The smile reveals the truth about this jam. Thank you for your comping feedback and his great solo ideas!
I am so happy to hear that! It was a lot of fun! Thank you so much!
Bravo à vous deux pour votre remarquable prestation j'ai adoré cet instant d'écoute fabuleux félicitations 😉
🎉🎉🎉 like 485 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you so much!!!
素敵なjamsessionですね🎶
ありがとうございます！
Sounds GREAT! It reminds me of a smooth, jazzy, Christmas tune ☃️🎄🎅
Thank you so much!
that's it🎉
Thank you!!
Lord Have Mercy 😎🎶🎵🎶💫🎼💪😻 wow
Thank you!
wouuuuu🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!
Awesome. Cool to see a student with a les paul, well played both!
Thank you so much!
Great stuff! Just filmed parts of Joe pass's version after two/three years I haven't played it. I made many mistakes 😞
Thank you! Play it a lot slower! Thank you!
Sounds wonderful! Is the student improvising or remember how the tune goes?
This was for the first time we play this song! We just recorded it!
wow......
Thank you!
Tomo, would it be possible for you to do a video on “You must believe in spring” by Bill Evans? Thanks!
Thank you for sharing! Thank you!
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Thank you!
Hi Mr. Fujita!!
Great jam session! I just have one question for you. Do you recommend a lower action for putting less tension in my left hand? Thank you!
Thank you! No. Higher action so that you use less pressure from fingers!
Awesome! Thank guys from Baltimore MD.
Thank you so much! From Boston MA!
I would love to see this guy's right hand and I can't see his name anywhere or any of his social links. Does he have an online presence?
His name is Gunwoo Son. I will ask him.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Thank you so much. Sending love from England.
@@high_beams_lucid_dreams You're very welcome!
good work！and your student seem like a hongkong actor named stephen chow😂 sorry my focus is a little bit weird😂
Thank you! Maybe?
Sounds great!! love the Barney Kessel w Hampton haws version
Yes! That was his homework! Thank you!
Two very handsome looking men absolutely jamming out.
Thank you!
Pretty good. Lot s of regearsed 2 5 licks and chained dominants using flat 9s. Very idiomatic, but more spontaneity next time. Also what genre are you aiming for? It sounds bebopy but the comping is sustained shell voicings; no upper register syncopated voicings or 4 on the floor swing era type comping; curious :) thank you
Thank you so much! This was just a drill testing those phrases and try to change much simpler like a vocal approach. I was adding a lot. Normally I only play R 3 7 or even less. This was a part of our lesson so it's not really about a final performance. You're very welcome!
Aiming more pop and less jazz!
We must talk one day, I sense a bound spirit dying to be released. Creativity is bound and buried by the structure of a once free spirited learning academy. But now I see how academiya has buried and dried up even its masters. BREAK LOOSE! BECOME UN-BOUND!
RE-GAIN THE FIRE, THE DRIVE,
THE POWER!
I will take this to heart also and say it before I play!
I AM A MASTER!
Thanks so much for sharing! We are always learning something new! This is a little stiff because a part of lesson so not 100% natural. Many tubes to think and demonstrate in this exercise. I am a forever student! I really appreciate your point!!
Best way to describe this. You need to become a fan of own playing!
Some of the best moments in music and life are not captured on video. This playing is not too stiff to be shared. Glad I could listen.
@@TomoFujitaMusic Never become a fan, but become the worst critic, so you aspire for true perfection!
@@rccarsandmusic2641 thank you for sharing! A lot of inspiration from everyone! Thank you!
didn't need the pick?....looks like one in hand...probably did other jamming than this...nice playing by u and your student
Thank you so much!
@@TomoFujitaMusic u r welcome
Very nice!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!