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Solving Mode Mysteries - Major Modes

Instructor: Chris Feener Level: Intermediate Topic: Scales Style: Any Style

Tutorial: Solving Mode Mysteries

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Lesson Excerpt: ALL the rules applied to the three minor modes work in the exact same way for the following major modes. We'll begin by playing through three major scales over one major chord, and then we'll have a look at confining the scales to one position (revolving around the root). So let's get to it! Major Modes The three major modes are Ionian, Lydian and Mixolydian As before, have a look at the following scales: A major, then E ma...
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