I always work on modes while I write, example, say I’m in f major I’ll shift between g minor and d minor and try to write melody using g Dorian(notes of f major) then I’ll change key to e major shift between the g and use Phrygian then change key to d maj and use g Lydian etc, not necessarily in that order but I like mixing the colours, am I making sense? 😀
Great video. Rather than playing all modes starting from C, I teach my students to play from a single key signature. For example in the key of C, play all seven scales starting from each note of the C scale. Once that is mastered, then play across the patterns... C Ionian to D Dorian, to E Phrygian, etc... that way if a wrong note is played, you will hear it right away.
Can you try to find different major scale and ionian mode? I had a thought that it is different. As the Major scale is very dependent on chord changes, each note you are aiming for, will need a separate chord to emphasize it. Meanwhile, ionian can stand alone. For example, when playing ionian, you play more notes other than 1-3-5-7 . Would you like to try it? And give your opinion about it.
When I was learning guitar it was a case of trying to copy from your fav bands, pausing and rewinding Cd's constantly to try and pick up licks and solos, reading some crappy books and trying to figure it all out. It was hard! Now you can just click on a video and learn direct from an actual legend level musician! Amazing times. Thanks so much for your content. ❤
5 mins in and I'm blown away. So inspiring that you keep making C major scale awesome in its own right, and then bringing in the next mode (name forgotten right now)... just had to say. I'm circling your patreon, almost there. Thanks Rotem.
Wow! You have really this one out of the park! Clear and instructive...AND...with all the resources we need to learn...AND...serious and philosophical about music and it's practice...AND...so beautiful that I want to pick up my guitar right now! Thanks for this!
Thank you for explaining modes while staying in one key. I have seen too many videos that assume it's easier to demonstrate dorian in D, phrygian in E, etc, which completely misses the point of demonstrating the color differences between the modes.
Toujours aussi précis et séduisant dans vos explications. Bravo et merci. Pourquoi ne pas faire quelques vidéo en français de temps en temps ? Imaginez le succès… parce que vous êtes un très bon. Yes. Indeed.
Rotem "Trane" Sivan, on that Dorian, Phrygian and Lydian backing tracks. ( love supremeish on the Dorian, and Oleish on the Phrygian and India on the Lydian ) sounds very good.
Thank you Rotem for what you do,I appreciate you,I would like to know,on that C background sound ,is that C minor or C major? That sounds minor if I am not mistaken, which brings my question, could those modes (colors) be applied even on major chords? Or it's only for minor chords
Quick question: how would you recommend I learn the modes? Thinking of the major scales with a focus on the c note or should I think c Dorian as a scale itself
*Great* lesson, thank you! Love how you always encourage us to get the *sound* into our heads and ears. A question though: to learn to play these, is it really easier to spring off the fingering of the relative major, or to "bite the bullet"" and learn the fingering of each mode relative to the root. For example, approach Lydian as the fingering of major but with a raised 4th (and generally, adjust the *intervals* relative to major.). Would appreciate your thoughts!
Can you try to find different major scale and ionian mode? I had a thought that it is different. As the Major scale is very dependent on chord changes, each note you are aiming for, will need a separate chord to emphasize it. Meanwhile, ionian can stand alone. For example, when playing ionian, you play more notes other than 1-3-5-7 . Would you like to try it? And give your opinion about it.
What ways do find helpful to work on MODES...?
Watching this video lol you’re the best Rotem✨
one of helpful way to work on modes was understanding intervals both mayor and minor scale
I always work on modes while I write, example, say I’m in f major I’ll shift between g minor and d minor and try to write melody using g Dorian(notes of f major) then I’ll change key to e major shift between the g and use Phrygian then change key to d maj and use g Lydian etc, not necessarily in that order but I like mixing the colours, am I making sense? 😀
Great video. Rather than playing all modes starting from C, I teach my students to play from a single key signature. For example in the key of C, play all seven scales starting from each note of the C scale. Once that is mastered, then play across the patterns... C Ionian to D Dorian, to E Phrygian, etc... that way if a wrong note is played, you will hear it right away.
Can you try to find different major scale and ionian mode?
I had a thought that it is different.
As the Major scale is very dependent on chord changes, each note you are aiming for, will need a separate chord to emphasize it.
Meanwhile, ionian can stand alone. For example, when playing ionian, you play more notes other than 1-3-5-7 .
Would you like to try it? And give your opinion about it.
Dude stop uploading too often! I can´t live forever adding your videos to my "study" list! I need a life too! Maybe... lol
lol! :)
You are one of THE finest teachers on the internet... Thanks for the time you put into your lessons!
When I was learning guitar it was a case of trying to copy from your fav bands, pausing and rewinding Cd's constantly to try and pick up licks and solos, reading some crappy books and trying to figure it all out. It was hard! Now you can just click on a video and learn direct from an actual legend level musician! Amazing times. Thanks so much for your content. ❤
One of the best videos on Modes I have seen. Appreciate your style. Enjoy seeing you experience the music on your face!
just what i needed to understand this! thanks Rotem!
After watching this video, I feel like Nemo, in movie The Matrix: “ I know modes!” 🤩 Thanks.
Thank You for the PDF on Patreon. This is really good stuff ! This is the first time I can really hear the different sound of each mode !
I don't think I have ever watched a better video on this topic. Simply incredible. Now for some practice!
5 mins in and I'm blown away. So inspiring that you keep making C major scale awesome in its own right, and then bringing in the next mode (name forgotten right now)... just had to say. I'm circling your patreon, almost there. Thanks Rotem.
Thanks David!
Wow! You have really this one out of the park! Clear and instructive...AND...with all the resources we need to learn...AND...serious and philosophical about music and it's practice...AND...so beautiful that I want to pick up my guitar right now! Thanks for this!
Thank you!! ☺️
That was pretty neat. Tough topic if there ever was one, tons of resources tacling it but this was still fresh. Very valuable, cheerz
Best explanation video on modes I saw. Thanks R!
Thank you for explaining modes while staying in one key. I have seen too many videos that assume it's easier to demonstrate dorian in D, phrygian in E, etc, which completely misses the point of demonstrating the color differences between the modes.
Most clever comment!
Love the guitar tones. Thanks for sharing the knowlegde and guitar.
Man, that C Dorian part was beautiful.
you're the best teacher ive had
Great lesson. Opened up a new understanding of modes for me 👍
Toujours aussi précis et séduisant dans vos explications. Bravo et merci.
Pourquoi ne pas faire quelques vidéo en français de temps en temps ? Imaginez le succès… parce que vous êtes un très bon. Yes. Indeed.
Thank you for these lessons & sharing your knowledge .
Best lesson on RUclips for the modes. B R I L L I A N T.
Rotem "Trane" Sivan, on that Dorian, Phrygian and Lydian backing tracks. ( love supremeish on the Dorian, and Oleish on the Phrygian and India on the Lydian ) sounds very good.
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@4:40 (lol) totally thought you were gonna play the star wars theme
Lol
Thank you for this bro!treasure🔥🔥🔥
Thanks you so Much Guy! What is your humbucker model on your gibson? Your sound le so cool !
Thank you Rotem for what you do,I appreciate you,I would like to know,on that C background sound ,is that C minor or C major? That sounds minor if I am not mistaken, which brings my question, could those modes (colors) be applied even on major chords? Or it's only for minor chords
Wow, Merci, je prends des cours Jazz depuis 1 an et votre vidéo me parle beaucoup, merci pour votre talent et votre excellente pédagogie...cheers
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Quick question: how would you recommend I learn the modes? Thinking of the major scales with a focus on the c note or should I think c Dorian as a scale itself
תודה רבה רותם.
מסייע ברמות גבוהות
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*Great* lesson, thank you! Love how you always encourage us to get the *sound* into our heads and ears. A question though: to learn to play these, is it really easier to spring off the fingering of the relative major, or to "bite the bullet"" and learn the fingering of each mode relative to the root. For example, approach Lydian as the fingering of major but with a raised 4th (and generally, adjust the *intervals* relative to major.). Would appreciate your thoughts!
Totally thought you were going to bust out Star wars at 4:37
Hi rotem, fantastic video like always. What type of freeze pedal are you using in this video?
Can you try to find different major scale and ionian mode?
I had a thought that it is different.
As the Major scale is very dependent on chord changes, each note you are aiming for, will need a separate chord to emphasize it.
Meanwhile, ionian can stand alone. For example, when playing ionian, you play more notes other than 1-3-5-7 .
Would you like to try it? And give your opinion about it.
Big fan of yours ! Fi, it's easier to spell for singing than Fa diesis, though 🙂
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bonsai Daniel son! .....Bonsai!!!!!!
Can you tell us how you got the tone you use on this video?
4:37 sounds like the star wars theme
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How do you get your Fishman tripleplay system to trigger so cleanly? Any tips would be much appreciated
That sound wasn't midi...
What did you use to get that organ sound? One of the Ehx B9/C9 pedals or a Boss SY synth pedal?
Can you talk about the reason for having the rubber at the top of the nut, please
For feedback issues
So nice lesson to explore flavours of each mode ...the Indian raga sound interesting .. thanks Rotem for you helpfull work🤛
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Hello)) You call the notes as they speak Russian. Good video.
Ionia, Aeolia, Doris, Lydia, Phrygia ... all ancient places in west-central Turkey. No one tells you this.
That was also part of the empire
do you do private lessons? lol
Its funny with phrygian how everyone instinctively plays it fast...i think its a pretty awful sound that only sounds cool when its fast
...poor harmonic Major once again lonely,still unloved and omitted
despised and discriminated...
This is the ugliest guitar i have ever seen yet sounds sick