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Building the modes in parallel (starting from the same root) allows you to see and hear the differences. Learn each mode's unique identity , so you can easily identify it when you hear it, and be able to employ its characteristics when composing.
Learning the modes of the major scale is very important, but the topic is often difficult to fully grasp. There are many ways to look at modes, and this video explores each mode in parallel, meaning each mode is played from an unchanging root (in this case, G).
Normally modes are taught as being related- C major is the same thing as D dorian is the same thing as E Phrygian, etc. But looking at the modes in parallel like demonstrated here allows a different perspective of why the concept of modes is important.
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00:00 Intro
01:08 Theory
04:20 Begin the Tour with Major
05:33 Dorian
06:49 Phrygian
07:57 Lydian
08:56 Mixolydian
10:26 Minor/Aeolian
11:44 Locrian
13:16 Related Theory
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Building the modes in parallel (starting from the same root) allows you to see and hear the differences. Learn each mode's unique identity , so you can easily identify it when you hear it, and be able to employ its characteristics when composing.
Learning the modes of the major scale is very important, but the topic is often difficult to fully grasp. There are many ways to look at modes, and this video explores each mode in parallel, meaning each mode is played from an unchanging root (in this case, G).
Normally modes are taught as being related- C major is the same thing as D dorian is the same thing as E Phrygian, etc. But looking at the modes in parallel like demonstrated here allows a different perspective of why the concept of modes is important.
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00:00 Intro
01:08 Theory
04:20 Begin the Tour with Major
05:33 Dorian
06:49 Phrygian
07:57 Lydian
08:56 Mixolydian
10:26 Minor/Aeolian
11:44 Locrian
13:16 Related Theory
![Demonstrating All 7 Modes in Parallel [MODAL MUSIC THEORY]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/bwaeBUYcO5o/hqdefault.jpg "Demonstrating All 7 Modes in Parallel [MODAL MUSIC THEORY]
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Building the modes in parallel (starting from the same root) allows you to see and hear the differences. Learn each modes unique identity , so you can easily identify it when you hear it, and be able to employ its characteristics when composing.
Learning the modes of the major scale is very important, but the topic is often difficult to fully grasp. There are many ways to look at modes, and this video explores each mode in parallel, meaning each mode is played from an unchanging root (in this case, G).
Normally modes are taught as being related- C major is the same thing as D dorian is the same thing as E Phrygian, etc. But looking at the modes in parallel like demonstrated here allows a different perspective of why the concept of modes is important.
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00:00 Intro
01:08 Theory
04:20 Begin the Tour with Major
05:33 Dorian
06:49 Phrygian
07:57 Lydian
08:56 Mixolydian
10:26 Minor/Aeolian
11:44 Locrian
13:16 Related Theory")
![What Is Economy Picking? [Guitar Lesson] Speed Picking Explained](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/c0tq2PNpbok/hqdefault.jpg "What Is Economy Picking? [Guitar Lesson] Speed Picking Explained
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Learn the fundamentals of Economy Picking: What it is, why we use it, and how to apply it to licks and passages.
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![POLYRHYTHM- Learn and MASTER 3:4 and 4:3 [MUSIC THEORY - RHYTHM- COUNTING]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/c1pejTgLuhA/hqdefault.jpg "POLYRHYTHM- Learn and MASTER 3:4 and 4:3 [MUSIC THEORY - RHYTHM- COUNTING]
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I have been so scared to make this video- Its a really hard topic to learn and teach, and theres not much interest in the topic. HOWEVER I feel that polyrhythm is a fantasticly fun and productive concept to practice. In this video, we learn about what polyrhythm is, then learn about resultant and composite rhythms and how they can help us learn to perform a 3:4 polyrhythm.
We go way beyond just passing the golden butter in this video to explore the musical aspects of these rhythms and how we can apply them in real world scenarios, with a significant stress on how a polyrhythm can be interpreted two different ways with two different dominant beats.
If you like progressive rock, djent, math metal, indian music, or anything else that is hard to dance to, youll probably enjoy working with this concept. I wish you the best of luck with this one- its tough stuff!
If youre curious what a polyrhythm sounds like you can skip to the example at 13:02
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00:22 What Are Polyrhythms?
01:53 Composite Rhythms
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13:11 Wrapping Up")
![AWESOME ARPEGGIOS - 3 Ways to to Play Minor Add9 [GUITAR LESSON]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/cV3QmBreMhs/hqdefault.jpg "AWESOME ARPEGGIOS - 3 Ways to to Play Minor Add9 [GUITAR LESSON]
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This video teaches 3 ways to play minor add9 arpeggios, and applies them to a prog-rock rhythm in A minor. It includes insight into connecting shapes, and how minor add9 arpeggios may fit into a given key.
There is a mistake on the #2 Diagram- The first note is written one fret too low. The first note should be played on the 7th fret, your next note should be played on the 12th fret.
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This video teaches 3 ways to play minor add9 arpeggios, and applies them to a prog-rock rhythm in A minor. It includes insight into connecting shapes, and how minor add9 arpeggios may fit into a given key.
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Table of Contents:
00:00 Intro
01:30 Shape 1
03:36 Shape 2
05:29 Shape 3
07:27 Writing Arpeggio Sections
09:24 Wrapping Up")
![The Wonder Scale - Mixolydian b6 [Guitar Lesson and Theory]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/d20wwTZxOZ8/hqdefault.jpg "The Wonder Scale - Mixolydian b6 [Guitar Lesson and Theory]
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Exploring the mixolydian flat 6 scale, and the subtle difference between it and modal interchange when playing a I-iv progression. Skip to 06:25 to hear the scale in action.
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