Hello Cherries! Last week we did the 3 Minor Scale Modes. Today we did 3 Major Scale Modes that you Need To Know to improve your soloing and musical knowledge. Modes don't have to be complicated. If you play the C Major scale your playing the "C Ionian Mode C to C, which is C D E F G A B C." Play this over a C chord progression with C as the tonic. If you want to play the F Lydian Mode just play the C Major scale but from F to F, like this F G A B C D E F. The thing is, in order for it to sound lydian you want to play over an F chord progression with F as the tonic. "The Chord Rules." Thanx Teddy Kumple. Same thing with the G Mixolydian Mode. Play the C major scale from G to G, like this G A B C D E F G. Just play a G chord progression with G as the tonic. Where it gets interesting is when you play these modes in Parallel. You really hear the sound of the modes. C Ionian, C Lydian, C Mixolydian. In this video we go over all of this. Enjoy the video at YouTube/JerryCherryBand and have a great weekend everybody 

How To Use MODES to Understand Intervals and Create New Sounds
Hello Cherries! There's a expression that Modes are like Moods 🤔 Every one of them has a different sound and evokes a different emotions 🤨 Some people think that Modes are unimportant in music 😩 One benefit of them is that it's a way to verbally communicate a sound with other musicians 🗣️ When you say this chord has a #4 or #11 "Same thing," they'll know its some kind on Lydian mode sound. It's worth exploring all the modes and sounds. Don't get stuck on one sound and say that's it. Music is an endless discovery. The closer you get to it the farther away you are💡Enjoy the video Everybody and have a great weekend ❤️🎸
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