Modes
Okay I know this is stupid but I have always been confused and want to get this cleared up for once and for all. If someone says play, say a A Dorian. Do they mean playing a scale in the key of A and moving it up one to the dorian mode. Or do they mean playing a dorian scale in the key of A. Or do they mean something totally different> Thanx!
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doesnt it also have to end on A ?
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That would be implied...
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Originally posted by Death55
doesnt it also have to end on A ?
With the given notes of A dorian , it has to end on A in order to be Dorian ... For the same notes , if you ended on G it's G major (Ionian) , if you ended on B it's B Phrygian , and so on with the rest of modes sequence you know.
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