To be totally honest I haven't got a clue, I get by with major and minor scales and pentatonic scales but you seem to have higher ambitions than I do. There's a thing I always say to people when getting involved in music theory which is, ‘Paul McCartney can’t read a single note of music' Nuff said
To be totally honest I haven't got a clue, I get by with major and minor scales and pentatonic scales but you seem to have higher ambitions than I do. There's a thing I always say to people when getting involved in music theory which is, ‘Paul McCartney can’t read a single note of music' Nuff said
McCartney really can't read sheet! I am surprised by that…
I like theory because it kinda keeps my brain active..
I think I may have solved my own puzzle?
Take pentatonic in C
C= ionian
D= dorian
E= phrygian
G= mixolydian
A= aeolianIs this correct?
Yes this is correct. The C major pentatonic has these notes: C D E G A
Depending on where you start you get its mode.
C D E G A (Ionian) D E G A C (Dorian) E G A C D (Phrygian) G A C D E (Mixolydian) A C D E G (Aeloian)
As the pentatonic scale only has five notes, it also only has 5 modes.
To be totally honest I haven't got a clue, I get by with major and minor scales and pentatonic scales but you seem to have higher ambitions than I do. There's a thing I always say to people when getting involved in music theory which is, ‘Paul McCartney can’t read a single note of music' Nuff said
If you know the major and minor scale then you already know two modes Modes are just generalizations of the major and minor scale. Try play the C major scale throught starting from each of the notes and you'll hear the difference in the feeling of the scale.
