Music Theory Monday | 14: Phrygian, Mode Mixing, and Repetition
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Hi Everyone!
In this lesson we get familiar with Phrygian Mode and how cool and weird it is - then we talk about the various ways to use the chord set from Phrygian mode, how to mix and match chords from other minor modes, and how to think about soloing over those progressions.
I mentioned this cool optical illusion at one point.
Also, I attached that jam track at the end for those of you who might want to map out how to solo over a combined Harmonic, Phrygian, Dorian chord progression.
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Comments
This was also a great lesson about "Where is Home?". One of my life problems and now a music problem too. 😂 I never know where Home is. There are too many.
DeDé
2021-04-07 20:26:48 +0000 UTCGreat lesson! Getting into modes has definitely inspired me to write a lot more. What's your take on the Phrygian dominant mode? I recently became aware there are modes of the melodic minor scale. Very intrigued by this....
Joaquin
2021-03-03 01:33:13 +0000 UTC
