How To Write Mixolydian Mode Chord Progressions
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- čas přidán 24. 06. 2024
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Watch this to learn how to use the Mixolydian mode to make chords and progressions.
The Mixolydian Mode is one of 7 Modes of the major scale. The notes of the Mixolydian Mode can be used to create 7 different triads.
This video will show you how to use these Mixolydian Mode chords to write your own Mixolydian mode chord progressions.
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Timestamps:
0:00 - How To Write Mixolydian Mode Chord Progressions
0:11 - How The Mixolydian Mode Sounds
0:30 - The Diatonic Chords In The G Mixolydian Key
1:10 - The Most Common Mixolydian Mode Chord Progression
2:20 - Using The v (Five) Chord In Mixolydian Mode Chord Progressions
2:59 - More Mixolydian Mode Chord Progression Examples
4:13 - How To Use The iii (Three) Diminished Chord In Mixolydian Mode Chord Progressions
5:07 - What Is Modal Mixture / Modal Interchange?
7:07 - How To Use Different Chord Types In Mixolydian Key Songs
9:00 - A Full Song Example In The Key Of G Mixolydian
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I have never seen anything else on youtube that is so simple and clear on these kinds of topics. I've been playing music for an embarrassingly long time, memorizing chord progressions, but never giving much, if any thought to how songs are structured. Now I'm learning, at last.
Glad it has been useful Dan, this is why I make the videos!
Learn more about the Mixolydian Mode czcams.com/play/PLxJaS3gjOSqqK2HNgjlf9WRLQjQ8qJr5j.html
Oh yeah, The Office scale, I've heard about it.