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The Phrygian Mode is based around the third note of the major scale. In the key of G, this 3rd note is B. So this will be played as the B Phrygian Mode. To play the B Phrygian Mode you will start with the first note at the 6th string 7th fret. The Phrygian Mode…
Pentatonic Major Second Mode
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DiMarzio Transition Steve Lukather Bridge and Neck Pickups Improve a Guitar
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Aeolian Mode – The Sixth Position of the Major Scale
The Aeolian mode is based on the sixth note of the major scale. In the key of G, this note is E. Note that the 6th note of the major scale is the relative minor. So guess what? The Aeolian Mode is the Natural Minor Scale! The E Aeolian Mode could be played in the…
Phrygian Mode – The Fifth Position of the Natural Minor Scale
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