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Learn more about the different modes in music, what they mean, what they represent and how they are used.

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By: Guest 6 months ago

this guy cant even pronounce 'AEOLIAN' the A is silent its pronounced 'EOLIAN' what a goof ball= go home mow your lawn and get a job at taco bell.

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By: Guest 6 months ago

this guy cant even pronounce 'AEOLIAN' the A is silent it is pronouced = EOLIAN WHAT A GOOF BALL. GO HOME-CUT YOUR GRASS AND GET A JOB AT MACDONALDS.

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Hey guys! I got a new picture that I uploaded on my site today, I am understanding notes. So you got to check this out. We have seven notes here, okay. Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, Locrian and what I am seeing, how do I connect them right? I have troubling in trying to connect the scale. And right here we have the notes, then up here. I have the notes connected here is Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, and then you Aeolian, so here is one note, here is the other and they are connected, right? So if you want to get this picture, it is all available at my video chart achieve on my website. Look at the top tab, right there and scroll down to towards these pictures and you can check out this picture along with several others. And I hope that helped you guys out. So that is it, I just want you guys know.

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