I appreciate your help. God Bless. I'll start practicing as soon as possible.
NATIVE KEY????? Is this the Phrygian scale that you are referring to??? I'm a beginner :lol:
Don't trip, I made that (Native key) up. It just means the key the scale came from. You know that to build a Major scale you just count steps from the root note ( R w w h w w w h) right, C, whole step, D, whole steup, E, half step, F, whole step, G, whole step, A, whole step, B, half step C. And that formula was created by counting the spaces between the white keys from C to C. And that formula is used in 11 other Keys called Major keys, but it originated in the key of C so I call the key of C the Native key for the Major scale.
The Natural Minor or Aeolian Mode scale comes from all the white keys from A to A, so I call the key of A the Native key.
And about the Phrygian mode scale; it's all the white keys from E to E. it has a latin feel to it. Most of my guitar solos have a little bit of Phrygian mode in them. Here's the Diatonic Harmonized Scale for the Phrygian mode:
i, II, III7, iv, vb5, VI, vii, in C thats Cmin7, DMaj7, E7, Fmin7, Gmin7b5, AMaj7, and Bmin7. These also sound good together. Try some standard progression (6251, 14151, etc) in Natural minor and Phrygian.
- James
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