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@JoeDeCarlo-km9nf Thanks for taking the time to comment. Some good points

@@kennyselcer it seems that most guitar players, learning modes, learn how they are structured within a major scale, because playing G mixolydian is simply taking the C major scale and starting from the fifth note. G to G..Patterns work great no thought required other than knowing the starting note This is how people should learn modes. To be able to know what notes to change, to be able to build a mode from any note, regardless of what scale it is in For example, the second note of the C major scale is D. So it falls within the key of C major when you flat the third and seventh of a D major scale. My point is that D Dorian, may be found contained within the C major scale, but it comes from the D major scale The same rule applies to all modes G mixolydian is contained as the fifth note of the C major scale, but the G mixolydian scale originates from the G major scale by flatting the seventh note F# becomes F. So this is how I practice modes, by playing the following from one note. Play C Major (Ionian) Play C Dorian Play C Phrygian Play C Lydian Play C Mixolydian Play C Aeolian Play C Locrian Also play C melodic minor C Harmonic Harmonic, minor and melodic minor are not part of the harmonized scale, but they are still essential scales to use. The remaining minor scales contained within the harmonized scale, are all variations of the Dorian essentially because Phrygian, aeolian and locrian all have a flat third and flat seventh. This is no different than the Dorian. It’s the other notes that reveal the true sound of the scale’s namesake Phrygian is Dorian with a flat 9, and a flat 6 (aug 5th) Aeolian is Dorian with a flat 6 Locrian is Dorian with a flat 9, flat 5, and, flat 6 Melodic minor is Dorian with a natural seventh harmonic minor is Dorian with a natural 7 and a flat 6 They fall into place harmonically to create the seven chords that conventional music is written from all the way back to Bach The interesting thing is that the Ionian mode contains six other modes within it … we all know Ionian, as the parent scale, of the six modes that are contained within it Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, Locrian… might be harmonically contained within the Ionian mode, but none of these six modes originate from the Ionian mode

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Thank you. It's a fun piece and a little tricky. I enjoyed learning it and playing it!

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