2 Kinds of Minor - Dorian and Aeolian “Natural Minor”

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Hello Cherries! It drives me crazy when teachers say we're going to play a minor here when they really mean the Dorian mode. Minor is ambiguous. It's just a triad and it can have many scales. In this video we'll go over just the main two scales and it 6th degree. Enjoy the video and Happy Sunday Everybody. 

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