Originally posted by aiwass What are the modes of Harmonic minor called? I know the fifth mode is Phrygian Dominant, but other than that, I have no clue...
hmm yeah i asked that like a year ago
and nobody knew
hmm
ive been around for too long
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Yes and no. The naming depends purely on orchestration of the change and/or voicing. In classical terms, these changes are called suspensions. The 4th most always resolves downward to the third. It's truly an ambiguous change. (really and mostly used as a dominant) Orchestrally written as an 11th. It's written far enough away from the 3rd to be heard.
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I must amend. The writing of changes may never get standarized. #4 is internal #11 is external. Primarily,
these extensions or tensions resolve downward.
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Aaah.. glad to see another classical influenced guitarist here! I like peeps with taste
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