I just subscribed for i am known as a drummer, but the lord has placed me as a keyboardist for The church i attend and i just dedire to put forth my best effort and leatn to master the keynoard and become an effective worship leader and keynoardist. To the point in which i can play anything others decide to sing... Great teaching where i can build up my skills and become an sccomplished keyboardist. Great tsaching and thanks..
I finally found the best music teacher in the world,I really appreciate the way you teach,it's clear from the fact that,you exactly teach us what exactly modes are.thankyou
Only watching your teachings for a few days and they are more simple to understand than most others. Thanks for breaking it down like you do.. I've been trying to understand modes since January but I FINALLY get it with How you described it as well as your actual examples playing. Especially with the supporting chords to use. Thanks. No stopping me now.
For improvisation, I find that I get great chordal results by simply placing my left hand fingers on random keys within the scale that are at least a minor third apart. If the chord becomes too stretched, I simply rearrange their order. This way, it is quite a simple procedure to learn the "what" first, and then focus on the theory afterwards to determine precisely what chord has just been played. This method is really easy and fun, and has improved my very mediocre skills on the keys considerably...
I have watched many video which explained church mode, you are the best! Your explaination is very simple, kindly goes on step by step, and there are examples. You speak the method of remember the mode. Thank you.
I will call you a geniuse. The reason why I said that is because a geniuse take something complicated and makes it simple. Very well explained sir. I always knew of the modes in music theory but wasnt sure which chords to use over which modes. I need you to develop a pattern or a stategt that can cause the musician to think for themselves and become independent. A strategy that takes you through every stage of a metamorphosis and you grow wings and learn how to fly on your own. Maybe you have, i dont know. This is my first time watching your video sir.
Hey Warren! Please forgive the quick succession of posts; but I want to be as near real time as possible to share the impact of your tutorials on my thinking and growth process. In my opinion, it is only fair that you know (beyond your faith and beyond just trusting) how your giving---not just your living---but your GIVING of time and money to produce these free tutorials is beyond inspiring. I haven't come up with a word to describe what is beyond inspiring! Man, I tell you ... anyway, what I REALLY wanted to share is a few days ago---maybe Thursday or Friday---I was looking at notes I'd written about these seven modes. God is my witness! I restarted working to memorize them. I see it has been a couple of years since this upload. Then today, this video is in queue. About six minutes into the video, I said out loud, "Wait! What?" I replayed it! Awestruck light bulb moment! I am geeked! Is geeked still used? Well, I'm still working with the number system at the moment; but these church modes? Can't wait to get to 'em!
Warren, you are da boss and da man! I learned modes back in college just using the C scale. You simplified it so I can get there quickly. Thanks so much!
This is beautiful, can't wait for the tutorial about the association modeschords... thanks, Warren. Are you using any VST for your piano? It sounds sensational
Sir, thank you for this. Your explanation of the modes was very simple and very easy to understand. I have for a verrrry long time, struggled with retaining a method of recalling these modes. So, thanks, again!! Thumb's up!!!
Hi. As always i love your lessons. What is the software that you use to show the piano and chords played. I think it would be really useful when practicing
MODE 5:00 1. Ionian (major) 2. Dorian 3. Phrigyan 4. Lydian 5. Mixolydian (dominant) 6. Aolian (natural minor) 7. Locrian QUIZ TIME *C Phyrigian example* *6:06 Find a major scale where C is the 3rd Aflat Minor 7 flat 5 in left hand *B flat Lydian* 7:15 *A Locrian* 8:45 *F sharp Mixolidian* 9:50 *C minor 6 and 9* 11:11
Nice tutorial man. If you can make this stuff understandable, I want you to do one on how to fully program the remote sometime in the future 😃. And yes I have been all over UA-cam trying to find someone who can make this stuff look simple, you got yourself a new sub. 👍
Really like your videos, would you happen to have one where you talk about piano runs or ways to improve speed? Kinda like the run you did in this video
Great video. I forgot they were called church modes, most people just refer to them as modes. I think I have the order down now--this really sank in this time, but I still need to practice some of the lesser used major keys. I like your videos, thank you. Question: The scales go with certain chords because of shared tones, right?
Brian P. Yes that's correct. When you play an extended chord, just look for the scale(s) that share all the chord tones... this is how you know what scale can be used with a particular chord.
If I was playing in C Major and had an accidental sharp or flat will that change the mode¿ Are songs composed of various modes within one song? I hope that makes sense.
Thank you for your outstanding videos. You really know how to deliver the essence of a topic in a simple manner. You mentioned an upcoming video that will give extended chords to play with each mode. Is that video available and if so where can I view it. Again, thanks for your excellent videos.
Alvin R thank you for watching. The course not finished yet. If you'd like to be updated when it is released, hop over to my website and join my mailing list pianolessonwithwarren.com. Thanks
Hi Warren, I think that when you practice this way you do not stay in the same scale, do you? All white keys starting from D would be Dorian, but in D (II), and if we start these same white keys from III in C, that would be Phrygian, but in the scale of E, and so on. Did I understand you correctly?
My English is not always up to the task, sorry! Let me rephrase it. What I am saying is that when we practice the C scale, starting from F, we are not in C Lydian mode, but in F Lydian mode. Or if we start C scale from D, we are not in C Dorian, but in D Dorian Mode. So if we practice the way you suggest, we practice several modes from different keys, using a scale we already know.
Hi Mentor, you said you are going to do a video how to apply different modes while playing any song.Do we have to look elsewhere to get the videos? I am very much okay with this video because it has increase and made easy knowing my mode but the difficulties now is the application or improvisation you were talking about. Thanks.
Piano Lesson with Warren I will be very happy to have them,because those 16 minutes I had with you was a life changing experience to understanding modes. God bless you, it was easy and precised.
I am a Chinese musician. we use jianpu system. We just call it 1=D; 1=E; 1=F and etc. We don't have to remember all the names of the moods. I think it is the same thing but it is easier to learn. What do you think?
@@PianoLessonwithWarren My man, my suggestion to you is get working on one. A man of your stature with a wealth of knowledge that you have can ONLY produce work of high caliber... The collective sum and display of all of the techniques you've taught on this channel could only be awesome. TRUST me... YOU COULD NOT FAIL in that endeavor.
angeline caniada thanks for watching. It is no different than creating melodies from the major scales. The big thing to keep in mind is 1. Make sure the melody resolves to a chord tone (root, 3rd, 5th, or 7th) of the chord
Oh thank you Godbless im a seminary student from th phillipines and you really helped me alot to bring gosple tunes and licks in our Baptist seminary here. Keep it up.. Ill pray for you.
Thanks. Please explain the chord progrssion of the modes for example: how to deal with the b2 in the Phryg mode. Is the bII a Dominant chord or a SubDominant chord?
Thanks for the qucick answere Phrygian is : 1 b2 b3 4 5 b6 b7 C Db Eb F G Ab Bb The chords are: Cm7 ; Dbnaj7 ; Eb7 ; Fm7 ; Gm7(b5) ; Abmaj7; Bbm7 what are the Tonic SubDominanat and Dominant chords of the Phrygian ?
gil regev it all depends on the context in which you're using these chords and scales. Modes are mostly used as improvisatory materials over chords. Mostly likely you'd be playing in a major or minor key, then you can do modal mixture to spice things up. But with out a context of how you're using this I can't say what is happening
Str8representing when you learn the correct fingerings for all major and minor scales you’re realized that most modes have similar fingerings. So just focus on mastering the major and minor and everything will fall into place
I already have practiced major, minor, pentatonic, blues, harmonic, melodic, dorian fingerings (fingerings for those I've found in google). I can kinda figure out what would work with any of the 7 modal scales with some experimenting, but one teacher said "The fingering is important because you're building technique. This is not negotiable." So I don't want to mess up doing my own discoveries & possibly develop bad habits. Now I'm stuck knowing how to build the scales, but can't practice :(
Str8representing look at the pattern for the modes and you’re realize that the same fingers from the major and minor scales work for the modes. For example, the C major scale fingering works for all the modes derived from the C major scale.
I LIKE THAT RUN YOU MADE AT 1:06...KINDLY ASKING ON WHICH VIDEO OF YOURS WE CAN SEE IT DEMONSTRATED IN DETAIL...I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR IT ON ALL YOUR VIDEOS I CANT FIND IT
Thanks for clear explanation how to remember all modes!!! Waiting for the next video how to match all modes and chords!)) P.s. Please make a video with full version of the Misty! It's cool!)
Hello Warren!i found your lesson very helpful!!!your explanation is awesome and is a very good trick to memorize modes!!i just wanna ask 1 thing!!im a guitar player..i have practised pentatonic and blues very much!!!where does modes help me!!i mean for soloing??for learning the notes through the tabs???for making chords out of notes???you would really help me!!!
ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΕΥΤΥΧΙΟΥ once’s you get into Music Beyond pop, modes become really helpful. To better understand extended chords and the scales they are derived from, for improvisation, and know what runs to play with chords. All this comes from understanding modes
one more question though!!!lets say our chord is g major!!!exept from pentatonic i guess i can use all modes to solo!!!but when i do i cant find any differences by playing ionian or dorian or lydian!!!it looks like same notes to me!!!am i doing something wrong??
ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΕΥΤΥΧΙΟΥ while that is theoretically correct that would sound a bit bland. The “color” comes from the extended harmony - major 7th, Dom 7th, 9th, b9, #9,11th, #11th 13th, b13th. So what you want are modes that will incorporate some of the notes. Example: if you have a G major, use a D pentatonic scale. You could also use use A pentatonic with a G7, or F Lydian with a G7. These are just examples. Ultimately it depends an the sound you want, and the style of music you’re playing. If you’re playing a simple pop tune you probably want to be careful with the extended harmonies. For more jazz, R&b, funk etc... you’ll have more freedom to explore the extended sounds using modes in the improv.
Great tutorial brother . but I'm confuse you say C dorian scale which has no flats or sharps over C min7 b5 but you changed the scale to C minor scale which has flats for that chord
I played C Phrygian over the Cm7b5, C Phrygian comes from the Ab major scale, therefore all the notes from Cm7b5 (C, Eb, Gb, Bb) also belongs to the C Phrygian mode. Get it now?
Hi warren? I just wanted to find out when you are doing an advanced version of this tutorial. This information was so helpful. Very few can teach such things for free. Thank you so much for the work that you are doing. I really appreciate you empowering me. I want to learn more on modes and how to apply them in music. I am an intermediate keyboard player. I hear very nice gospel licks in songs but I find it hard to tell which scale(s) Gospel Musicians use for soloing and which scales apply to which chords. Gospel Musical ideas sound so nice but most Gospel licks do not sound like its just purely the major scale. I will appreciate you doing a tutorial on this or if you already have one please send me the link..
Dalitso Botha have you checkout this course pianolessonwithwarren.com/downloads/exotic-sounds-use-scales-improvise-chords/ It’s an extension for this tutorial but more in-depth and includes other scales
Im Patrick again Sir. Im into subscription download in your website. Your website requires me to register before I purchase but I fill my information and password click submit/purchase it says error in discounts. It also say I should log in to purchase but I fail to register becos of the errors even in my computer I get same error mesages. There is something preventing me to register and purchase, pliz check. I also emailed you today. I want piano so much. I like your style of play and teachings as shown in youtube. Kindly help.
I’m a little confused at the first example. The third degree of C Ionion is called C Phrygian. This is just starting the scale on the third degree.But you go the Ab where C is the third degree of that scale, and you do the run, and call it C Phrygian?
I have one question I revisited this video again. Lol The question is, for instance I want to write song on Dorian mode but I need to build chords on it do I still need to follow the formula Major, Minor, Minor, Major, Major, Minor and Diminish?
@@PianoLessonwithWarren that was swift. Yea I know but what I mean here is this on the key of C if I want to build my Root(Do or major chord is CEG, DFA(Reh or minor) etc. How do I build off of that formula
Im Patrick from Swaziland again. Can you do "I Desire" by Duane Starling. Im kindly awaiting your response to my registration attempt challenge in your site I sent earlier. I want u to mentor me. Im already playing.
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Bonjour. Je n’ai jamais entendu une explication aussi claire et simple à comprendre concernant les modes.
C’est juste énormissime. 🙏
You are the intermediate player's dream. You're an expert but you speak to us middle players with clarity.
thanks, man, Glad know.
AGREED!!!!
Yeah!!!
So well said. I can't learn music without music theory. He is the man because we can also hear how to use it too.
I love your comment to him. You realize something that most early intermediate to advanced intermediate pianists do not realize.
Best explanation ever of how modes work!
Thanks for watching :)
Man.... I'm loving this!! I finally understood the Church Modes.... which took me a long while to understand the concept.... Thanks for sharing!!
Paul Patron awesome, thanks for watching 😊👍🏾
Which chords do you play over each mode?
Thank you SO MUCH for breaking this all the way down like that. I now understand how the modes work in relation to the major scale. God bless you!!!
Awesome, thanks for watching 😊🙏🏾
You are not only a good teacher but also a terrific singer.
Thank you :)
I just subscribed for i am known as a drummer, but the lord has placed me as a keyboardist for The church i attend and i just dedire to put forth my best effort and leatn to master the keynoard and become an effective worship leader and keynoardist. To the point in which i can play anything others decide to sing... Great teaching where i can build up my skills and become an sccomplished keyboardist. Great tsaching and thanks..
Vincent Tillery thanks for watching, may the lord continue to bless your ministry
okay i definitely missed this 2 years later but so glad it came up today 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I finally found the best music teacher in the world,I really appreciate the way you teach,it's clear from the fact that,you exactly teach us what exactly modes are.thankyou
You’re welcome 😉
Only watching your teachings for a few days and they are more simple to understand than most others. Thanks for breaking it down like you do.. I've been trying to understand modes since January but I FINALLY get it with How you described it as well as your actual examples playing. Especially with the supporting chords to use. Thanks. No stopping me now.
inyourkey awesome, glad I could help
Thank you so much Warren ! It could never be made so simpler than this, to understand modes !
Shows you're genius --> making complex things simple !
Thanks for watching bro, the the video helped 😊🙏🏾👍🏽
i think I am not too late to watch this wonderful lesson. God bless you WARREN.
Olivier Tasinda thanks for watching
For improvisation, I find that I get great chordal results by simply placing my left hand fingers on random keys within the scale that are at least a minor third apart. If the chord becomes too stretched, I simply rearrange their order. This way, it is quite a simple procedure to learn the "what" first, and then focus on the theory afterwards to determine precisely what chord has just been played. This method is really easy and fun, and has improved my very mediocre skills on the keys considerably...
I am interested..what do you mean by 'final third apart'? I am floundering...
@@tonyarnold9784 * Minor third apart
This needs to be discussed more. Do a video and show us
I have watched many video which explained church mode, you are the best! Your explaination is very simple, kindly goes on step by step, and there are examples. You speak the method of remember the mode. Thank you.
naranja0422 thank you 😊
Great waren you always do your teachings with great emphasis
I will call you a geniuse. The reason why I said that is because a geniuse take something complicated and makes it simple. Very well explained sir. I always knew of the modes in music theory but wasnt sure which chords to use over which modes. I need you to develop a pattern or a stategt that can cause the musician to think for themselves and become independent. A strategy that takes you through every stage of a metamorphosis and you grow wings and learn how to fly on your own. Maybe you have, i dont know. This is my first time watching your video sir.
Hey Warren! Please forgive the quick succession of posts; but I want to be as near real time as possible to share the impact of your tutorials on my thinking and growth process. In my opinion, it is only fair that you know (beyond your faith and beyond just trusting) how your giving---not just your living---but your GIVING of time and money to produce these free tutorials is beyond inspiring. I haven't come up with a word to describe what is beyond inspiring! Man, I tell you ... anyway, what I REALLY wanted to share is a few days ago---maybe Thursday or Friday---I was looking at notes I'd written about these seven modes. God is my witness! I restarted working to memorize them. I see it has been a couple of years since this upload. Then today, this video is in queue. About six minutes into the video, I said out loud, "Wait! What?" I replayed it! Awestruck light bulb moment! I am geeked! Is geeked still used? Well, I'm still working with the number system at the moment; but these church modes? Can't wait to get to 'em!
Bonnie Simpson awesome as always Bonnie, love your lightbulb 💡 moments 😊🙏🏾
Warren I think your lessons and church modes are Brilliant
You're good man, thanks for the lesson's
oh wait wait wait hold up! did i seriously learn these modes for free? People pay for lessons like this. You are truly awesome man!
lol, thanks for watching :)
I appreciate your time- you're a patient instructor and I'm a slow learner...Thanks, this is great stuff!
Tee Reddick thanks for watching 😊👍🏾
Hi Warren. This tutorial has been the clearest one which I have found on UA-cam about these modes. I finally 'get it' 👍.
Thank you 😊👌🏾🙏🏾
Thank you Mr. Warren. You have explained this better than anyone else!
Paul Carlson thank you :)
This is literally the most helpful video I watched in the last 3 years! You have no idea what this does for me, thank you so much!
ccal2284 awe glad I was able to help my brother
A precious tutorial. Thank you Warren❤️
Thanks for making this so simple. I Watched many videos on modes and could not understand until I watch your video.Great Job.. THanks!
Dook Oonu awesome, thanks for watching 😊👍🏾🙏🏾
Thank you sir for clarifying the modes.. You also said you will do a toturial covering which scale to run over which chords... This would help us alot
The Best professor remains warren mc pherson 🔥
You’re the Best 💪🏾
go head sing it Warren.....Awesome video this will be helpful for like weddings or like non church events, thank you
Jovan Ashton thanks man 🙏🏾😊
This channel is gonna blow up
Andrew Burnett lol I too hope it does, thanks man 🙏🏾
Just remember the order; Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, and Locrian.
Looking for a PDF that gives chords for all the modes...
Terrance Williams it's not published let
you mean Idiotic Ducks Parking Luxurious Mclarens And Lamborghinis
I use - I Dont Play Like My Aunt Lucy
SkuxHano102 nice one, thanks for sharing
Warren, you are da boss and da man! I learned modes back in college just using the C scale. You simplified it so I can get there quickly. Thanks so much!
49Macman you’re welcome 😉
Warren, great video! I was trying to find a video to show my students during their medieval music unit to explain modes. This is great!
Lauren Murphy thanks you for watching and sharing 😊🙏🏾
Thanks Warren, you have been a great great blessing! You made complicated concept so easy to understand.
Tan Sebastian thank you 😊
thanks a lot it's very easy to under stand . God Bless you
David Gasya you’re welcome
Thanks so much Mr Warren about 7 modes scales in a piano
Athumanrashid Boye you’re welcome 😉
This is beautiful, can't wait for the tutorial about the association modeschords... thanks, Warren. Are you using any VST for your piano? It sounds sensational
ArgoBeats thanks man. Yes, I'm using Addictive Keys, but I also added some additional reverb, EQ,
Thank You! This was an awesome lesson! The answer to the next level in my piano journey!
Thanks so much! I found your work quite helpful.
What a lesson! Better than my past 40 years of piano class.
B.G. Roberson 😊 thank you 🙏🏾
It’s a cute song but I don’t no why but you singing about a kitten up a tree made me giggle.
Thanks for the post!
Sir, thank you for this. Your explanation of the modes was very simple and very easy to understand. I have for a verrrry long time, struggled with retaining a method of recalling these modes. So, thanks, again!! Thumb's up!!!
Awesome, glad I was able to help 😊🙏🏾
Hi. As always i love your lessons. What is the software that you use to show the piano and chords played. I think it would be really useful when practicing
TileRight Tiler thanks man, I’m use the software, midiculous gospelmusicians.com/midiculous-pro.html
MODE 5:00
1. Ionian (major)
2. Dorian
3. Phrigyan
4. Lydian
5. Mixolydian (dominant)
6. Aolian (natural minor)
7. Locrian
QUIZ TIME
*C Phyrigian example* *6:06
Find a major scale where C is the 3rd Aflat
Minor 7 flat 5 in left hand
*B flat Lydian* 7:15
*A Locrian* 8:45
*F sharp Mixolidian* 9:50
*C minor 6 and 9* 11:11
Hello Warren , for 1:07, what lessons will I need to do that technique? Do you have lessons for that so I can purchase it. Thanks @warren mcpherson
I don’t have a course or tutorial on that as yet.
Nice tutorial man. If you can make this stuff understandable, I want you to do one on how to fully program the remote sometime in the future 😃. And yes I have been all over UA-cam trying to find someone who can make this stuff look simple, you got yourself a new sub. 👍
D'Juann Mar-Que thanks man 😊
Really like your videos, would you happen to have one where you talk about piano runs or ways to improve speed? Kinda like the run you did in this video
Hi, I have a course on links, you can see that here; pianolessonwithwarren.com/courses/licksology-in-the-key-of-c/
Great video. I forgot they were called church modes, most people just refer to them as modes. I think I have the order down now--this really sank in this time, but I still need to practice some of the lesser used major keys. I like your videos, thank you.
Question:
The scales go with certain chords because of shared tones, right?
Brian P. Yes that's correct. When you play an extended chord, just look for the scale(s) that share all the chord tones... this is how you know what scale can be used with a particular chord.
Best guide. Thanks.
I love the intro😍 Uncle Warren
this guy is a pure genius
Devante Simpson 😊👍🏾
I love music more because of you. Thank you. please can I use tritones as passing tones.
If I was playing in C Major and had an accidental sharp or flat will that change the mode¿ Are songs composed of various modes within one song? I hope that makes sense.
Thank you for your outstanding videos. You really know how to deliver the essence of a topic in a simple manner. You mentioned an upcoming video that will give extended chords to play with each mode. Is that video available and if so where can I view it. Again, thanks for your excellent videos.
Alvin R thank you for watching. The course not finished yet. If you'd like to be updated when it is released, hop over to my website and join my mailing list pianolessonwithwarren.com.
Thanks
So many videos out their and this is the one that made me understand Modes...and subscribe...👍
Awesome, I’m glad it helped 😊🙏🏾
Hi Warren, I think that when you practice this way you do not stay in the same scale, do you? All white keys starting from D would be Dorian, but in D (II), and if we start these same white keys from III in C, that would be Phrygian, but in the scale of E, and so on. Did I understand you correctly?
Not sure I understand the question
My English is not always up to the task, sorry! Let me rephrase it. What I am saying is that when we practice the C scale, starting from F, we are not in C Lydian mode, but in F Lydian mode. Or if we start C scale from D, we are not in C Dorian, but in D Dorian Mode. So if we practice the way you suggest, we practice several modes from different keys, using a scale we already know.
@@alejandromedina2349 correct 😊👍🏽
Very good tutorial on explaining major modes
Thanks alot Warren
Saad alhumaid thank you. If you’d like to know more about these exotic scales check this out ua-cam.com/video/a8RrazSVUDE/v-deo.html
Piano Lesson with Warren 👍🏼
Wow.. thank you warren .. respect
Hi Mentor, you said you are going to do a video how to apply different modes while playing any song.Do we have to look elsewhere to get the videos?
I am very much okay with this video because it has increase and made easy knowing my mode but the difficulties now is the application or improvisation you were talking about. Thanks.
jonah reuben this course will come for 2018, have shoot the video yet.
Piano Lesson with Warren I will be very happy to have them,because those 16 minutes I had with you was a life changing experience to understanding modes. God bless you, it was easy and precised.
Your voice is excellent...
I am a Chinese musician. we use jianpu system. We just call it 1=D; 1=E; 1=F and etc. We don't have to remember all the names of the moods. I think it is the same thing but it is easier to learn. What do you think?
xiaofeng zhang I'm not familiar with that system of theory, so I can't comment on it. But thanks for watching
Hey warren great video as usual.Just wondering when u coming up with the video on the chords that go with those modes.
Can't wait to get it.
God bless
komlan Kpetemey still working on it. Stay tuned 😊
Very Very well taught. Thanks a lot!
You’re welcome 😉 thanks for watching 😊🙏🏾🎹
I, Dig , Playing, Love ,Melodies ,And ,Lullabies.
. Ionian (major)
2. Dorian
3. Phrigyan
4. Lydian
5. Mixolydian (dominant)
6. Aolian (natural minor)
7. Locrian
Warren, have you recorded an album, whether vocal or instrumental? I would be very interested in listening to it?
Unfortunately no, I haven’t done a album
@@PianoLessonwithWarren My man, my suggestion to you is get working on one. A man of your stature with a wealth of knowledge that you have can ONLY produce work of high caliber... The collective sum and display of all of the techniques you've taught on this channel could only be awesome. TRUST me... YOU COULD NOT FAIL in that endeavor.
Thanks man you really helped me alot im an intermediat player . Can i ask how you make melodies out from. Modes..
angeline caniada thanks for watching. It is no different than creating melodies from the major scales. The big thing to keep in mind is
1. Make sure the melody resolves to a chord tone (root, 3rd, 5th, or 7th) of the chord
Oh thank you Godbless im a seminary student from th phillipines and you really helped me alot to bring gosple tunes and licks in our Baptist seminary here. Keep it up.. Ill pray for you.
angeline caniada thank you for watching 😊👍🏾
Thanks. Please explain the chord progrssion of the modes
for example: how to deal with the b2 in the Phryg mode. Is the bII a Dominant chord or a SubDominant chord?
gil regev I'm not understanding this question. The Phrygian modes doesn't have b2.
Thanks for the qucick answere
Phrygian is : 1 b2 b3 4 5 b6 b7
C Db Eb F G Ab Bb
The chords are: Cm7 ; Dbnaj7 ; Eb7 ; Fm7 ; Gm7(b5) ; Abmaj7; Bbm7
what are the Tonic SubDominanat and Dominant chords of the Phrygian ?
My bad, you're correct. The I, iv, V (Cm7, Fm7, G7alt) would the Tonic, Subdominant, and Dominant. The five chord is always dominant so we alter it.
What about the Dbmaj7 , it has b2. isn't b2 kind of leading tone to the tonic? so, is Dbmaj7 a dominant chord ( although it has a maj7 )?
gil regev it all depends on the context in which you're using these chords and scales. Modes are mostly used as improvisatory materials over chords. Mostly likely you'd be playing in a major or minor key, then you can do modal mixture to spice things up.
But with out a context of how you're using this I can't say what is happening
How do you learn correct fingerings for all the modes in every key though?
Str8representing when you learn the correct fingerings for all major and minor scales you’re realized that most modes have similar fingerings.
So just focus on mastering the major and minor and everything will fall into place
I already have practiced major, minor, pentatonic, blues, harmonic, melodic, dorian fingerings (fingerings for those I've found in google). I can kinda figure out what would work with any of the 7 modal scales with some experimenting, but one teacher said "The fingering is important because you're building technique. This is not negotiable." So I don't want to mess up doing my own discoveries & possibly develop bad habits. Now I'm stuck knowing how to build the scales, but can't practice :(
Str8representing one you have the correct finger for majors and minor, you should be all set with the other scales. The fingers are transferable.
Thanks. Maybe this is the reason I can't find fingerings for the rest of the scales.
Str8representing look at the pattern for the modes and you’re realize that the same fingers from the major and minor scales work for the modes. For example, the C major scale fingering works for all the modes derived from the C major scale.
I LIKE THAT RUN YOU MADE AT 1:06...KINDLY ASKING ON WHICH VIDEO OF YOURS WE CAN SEE IT DEMONSTRATED IN DETAIL...I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR IT ON ALL YOUR VIDEOS I CANT FIND IT
Hi, unfortunately there’s no video on that run
can you make a separate video on left hand root chords and the various ways of voicing left hand chords
sure thing
Thanks for clear explanation how to remember all modes!!! Waiting for the next video how to match all modes and chords!))
P.s. Please make a video with full version of the Misty! It's cool!)
Kirill Pakhar awww thanks, yeah misty is beautiful 😊
hey bro great video! what softwares are you using to get the background with you in it?
Isaac Boamah Jr it’s just green screen effect. Look up how to do green screen on UA-cam
Hello Warren!i found your lesson very helpful!!!your explanation is awesome and is a very good trick to memorize modes!!i just wanna ask 1 thing!!im a guitar player..i have practised pentatonic and blues very much!!!where does modes help me!!i mean for soloing??for learning the notes through the tabs???for making chords out of notes???you would really help me!!!
ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΕΥΤΥΧΙΟΥ once’s you get into Music Beyond pop, modes become really helpful. To better understand extended chords and the scales they are derived from, for improvisation, and know what runs to play with chords.
All this comes from understanding modes
thank you Warren!!!ill exercise more then!!! :)
one more question though!!!lets say our chord is g major!!!exept from pentatonic i guess i can use all modes to solo!!!but when i do i cant find any differences by playing ionian or dorian or lydian!!!it looks like same notes to me!!!am i doing something wrong??
ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΕΥΤΥΧΙΟΥ 😊👍🏾
ΑΛΕΞΑΝΔΡΟΣ ΕΥΤΥΧΙΟΥ while that is theoretically correct that would sound a bit bland.
The “color” comes from the extended harmony - major 7th, Dom 7th, 9th, b9, #9,11th, #11th 13th, b13th. So what you want are modes that will incorporate some of the notes.
Example: if you have a G major, use a D pentatonic scale. You could also use use A pentatonic with a G7, or F Lydian with a G7. These are just examples. Ultimately it depends an the sound you want, and the style of music you’re playing.
If you’re playing a simple pop tune you probably want to be careful with the extended harmonies. For more jazz, R&b, funk etc... you’ll have more freedom to explore the extended sounds using modes in the improv.
Thanks A lot Warren!
Morris Tixeira you’re welcome 😉
Thank you so much for this tutorial, Warren!
Great tutorial brother . but I'm confuse you say C dorian scale which has no flats or sharps over C min7 b5 but you changed the scale to C minor scale which has flats for that chord
I played C Phrygian over the Cm7b5, C Phrygian comes from the Ab major scale, therefore all the notes from Cm7b5 (C, Eb, Gb, Bb) also belongs to the C Phrygian mode. Get it now?
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Thank you for your great videos!!!!
Valerie Rollocks thank you for watching 👍🏾
Yes please more on this topic
Thank you so much Warren!! I Love you..
Dalitso Botha 😊👍🏾
Hi warren? I just wanted to find out when you are doing an advanced version of this tutorial. This information was so helpful. Very few can teach such things for free. Thank you so much for the work that you are doing. I really appreciate you empowering me. I want to learn more on modes and how to apply them in music. I am an intermediate keyboard player. I hear very nice gospel licks in songs but I find it hard to tell which scale(s) Gospel Musicians use for soloing and which scales apply to which chords. Gospel Musical ideas sound so nice but most Gospel licks do not sound like its just purely the major scale. I will appreciate you doing a tutorial on this or if you already have one please send me the link..
Dalitso Botha have you checkout this course pianolessonwithwarren.com/downloads/exotic-sounds-use-scales-improvise-chords/
It’s an extension for this tutorial but more in-depth and includes other scales
Not yet. I will check it out. Thank You so much!
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Awesome. One of the best
Oluwadamilare Akande thanks man 🙏🏾
Can you play songs with the chords to enable me practice
Open my mind... whole this time... thx u mate..
thesexiboy100 you're welcome 😊
That was really awesome....u don't need to memorize . Thank you
DesmondOwusuWIFI it's all about patterns my friend
Great tutorial explanation simple - looking forward to how to use modes with chord progressions
Johnø S thank you for watching 😊
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I’m a little confused at the first example. The third degree of C Ionion is called C Phrygian. This is just starting the scale on the third degree.But you go the Ab where C is the third degree of that scale, and you do the run, and call it C Phrygian?
Thanks for your . the best explain very helpful
naef jnedy you're welcome 😊
sensational warren, can`t be easier than this, great hint, thanks a bunch!
Rafael The Key Man thanks man 😊👍🏾
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I have one question I revisited this video again. Lol
The question is, for instance I want to write song on Dorian mode but I need to build chords on it do I still need to follow the formula Major, Minor, Minor, Major, Major, Minor and Diminish?
There’s no rule that says you can’t venture outside the mode when writing a song - we do this all the time with major and minor keys
@@PianoLessonwithWarren that was swift. Yea I know but what I mean here is this on the key of C if I want to build my Root(Do or major chord is CEG, DFA(Reh or minor) etc. How do I build off of that formula
@@jonahreuben889 sorry, I’m not sure o understand the question
Awesome video sir!!
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Would be nice to know what scales to use iverchords that are non diatonic
Reece Keyz I course on that will be coming soon 😊👍🏾
Hi. Have you done the tutorial that covers chords that goes with scale? Been looking for that for a long time.
Str8representing will be you in a few weeks but it will be a paid course
Ok, how do I find about it? You make a video?
Str8representing are you on my email? I’ll send out emails about it. I’ll also do a UA-cam video on It
good teach very simple
Awesome video!
ishermanjr thanks 😊