Learn your MODES on the piano to help your improvise | Learn all 7 Major Scale Modes |
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In this video we will learn how to find and use the 7 Modes of the Major Scale: Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, and Locrian. Today's lesson is heavy on the theory and will cover the following sections:
****Intro to modes**** 0:06 Acroynms to remember the Modes of the Major Scale 1:20 The 2 things you need in order to understand Modes 2:06 Naming the Seven Modes ****Finding the rules for modes**** 3:27 How to Use the Modes to help establish improvisation rules 3:50 Dorian Mode Rule 5:47 Phrygian Mode Rule 6:50 Lydian Mode Rule 7:47 Mixolydian Mode Rule 8:06 Aeolian Mode Rule 9:00 Locrian Mode Rule ****Using modes practically**** 10:42 Use Dorian mode for Minor7 chords 12:23 Use Phrygian mode for Minor7 chords 13:25 Use Lydian mode to represent 2 triads one whole step apart 15:41 Use the Mixolydian mode with Dominant 7 chords 16:56 Use the Aeolian mode with Minor chords 17:13 Use the Locrian Mode with Half-Diminished chords (min7b5) **please note the video does not mention what to use with Major 7 chords, and that would be the Ionian Mode or the Major Scale ****Links and resources**** You can download a checklist of over 21 modes here for FREE https://seanwilsonpiano.com/modes-checklists/ Check out my website here: https://seanwilsonpiano.com |