You can watch my other video, where I go over solfege basics, the modern western modes, and how the modes relate to one another right here! ruclips.net/video/-klR1GtpB_s/видео.html
Excellent question! Let me share an excerpt from an article I found helpful on this topic: "Every mode is built to work with a specific harmony. Below is a list of the most common uses for each mode: Ionian: Major triads, major 6th, and major 7th chords Dorian: Minor 7th chords (iim7 of ii-V in jazz styles), minor 6th chords (1-b3-5-6) Phrygian: Spanish progressions (Em-F-G), metal riffs with a b2nd (E5-F5) Lydian: Major 7#11 chords Mixolydian: Dominant 7th chords (V7 of ii-V in jazz styles) Aeolian: Minor triads, minor 6th, and minor 7th chords Locrian: Minor 7b5 chords, viim7b5 chords, (iim7b5 chords in jazz), vii˚ triads The best way to create a working knowledge of the modes is to play through each one in relation to its harmonic options. Try recording a chord progression or a bass line that reflects the harmony of the mode you’re practicing, and then play the mode over it. You’ll discover that each mode has a unique emotional or tonal quality." Here is the full article, if you are interested in reading further. www.guitarplayer.com/lessons/how-modes-work-and-how-to-use-them Hope this is helpful! :)
You can watch my other video, where I go over solfege basics, the modern western modes, and how the modes relate to one another right here!
ruclips.net/video/-klR1GtpB_s/видео.html
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How can I apply this modes while playing
Excellent question! Let me share an excerpt from an article I found helpful on this topic:
"Every mode is built to work with a specific harmony. Below is a list of the most common uses for each mode:
Ionian: Major triads, major 6th, and major 7th chords
Dorian: Minor 7th chords (iim7 of ii-V in jazz styles), minor 6th chords (1-b3-5-6)
Phrygian: Spanish progressions (Em-F-G), metal riffs with a b2nd (E5-F5)
Lydian: Major 7#11 chords
Mixolydian: Dominant 7th chords (V7 of ii-V in jazz styles)
Aeolian: Minor triads, minor 6th, and minor 7th chords
Locrian: Minor 7b5 chords, viim7b5 chords, (iim7b5 chords in jazz), vii˚ triads
The best way to create a working knowledge of the modes is to play through each one in relation to its harmonic options. Try recording a chord progression or a bass line that reflects the harmony of the mode you’re practicing, and then play the mode over it. You’ll discover that each mode has a unique emotional or tonal quality."
Here is the full article, if you are interested in reading further. www.guitarplayer.com/lessons/how-modes-work-and-how-to-use-them
Hope this is helpful! :)
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I appreciate it! Thank you. :)