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| | Phrygian mode - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Confusingly, the Phrygian mode is the same as the mediaeval and modern Dorian mode. | | | Thus, in mediaeval and modern music, the Phrygian mode is a minor musical mode or diatonic scale and may be constructed from the major scale starting on the third scale degree. | | | Confusingly, the Phrygian mode is the same as the Greek Dorian mode. |
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| | Phrygian Mode |
| | This pattern of intervals: S-T-T-T-S-T-T is the characteristic of the Phrygian mode, and is a Minor mode. | | | Because the mode is characterised by its interval structure, you can start on any note and progress with the same intervals to produce a Phrygian mode in that 'key'. | | | The Phrygian Mode originally ascended from E to E' Reference: |
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| | Phrygia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | And Phrygian Midas, the king of the "golden touch," was tutored in music by Orpheus himself, according to the myth. | | | The earliest traditions of Greek music, derived from Phrygia and transmitted through the Greek colonies in Asia Minor, included the Phrygian mode, considered the warlike mode in ancient Greek music. | | | Another musical invention that came from Phrygia was the aulos, or double flute. |
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| | Phrygian mode |
| | The aeolian mode (THE minor scale) has the intervals 1,2,b3,4,5,b6,b7; and the phrygian mode has the intervals 1,b2,b3,4,5,b6,b7. | | | The corresponding mode from the harmonic minor scale is also used interchangably with the phrygian mode in such musics. | | | One most often hears the phrygian mode in musics deriving from the classical tradition in Spain (which was undoubtably influenced by local spanish folk traditions and the moorish invasions). |
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| | Musical mode - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | For example, in Irish traditional music the ionian, dorian, aeolian and mixolydian modes occur (in roughly decreasing order of frequency); the phrygian mode is an important part of the flamenco sound. | | | The Greek philosopher Plato felt that playing music in a particular mode would incline one towards specific behavior associated with that mode, and suggested that soldiers should listen to music in dorian or phrygian modes to help make them stronger, but avoid music in lydian or ionian modes, for fear of being softened. | | | This mode is quite common in flamenco music and is often referred to as the "Spanish" mode. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_mode
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| | Modes in Traditional and Early Music |
| | Italian music often uses the Lydian and the Phrygian. | | | A Byzantine nun named Kassia, who wrote chants in the 9th century, used B as a reciting note in the Phrygian, for example. | | | In Spain, the mode most in use is the Phrygian, especially in Castile and Andalusia. |
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http://clem.mscd.edu/~yarrowp/MODEXh.html
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| | Phrygia |
| | Phrygian music is only known to us from the descriptions of Greek critics, who considered it too florid and exciting. | | | Another Greek tradition, that the Armenians were an offshoot of the Phrygian stock, is supported by the resemblance between the Phrygian and the Armenian tongues. | | | The Phrygian tongue, which may best be studied in the texts (mostly epitaphs) of the early centuries A.D., is akin to Armenian. |
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http://www.kat.gr/kat/history/Greek/Id/Phrygia.htm
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| | The Ancient Musical Modes: What Were They? |
| | There is some of the church "Phrygian mode" in "Fiddler on the Roof", and if the song is fully transposed into the church Phygian mode, it still sounds okay. | | | My own attempt to write a song using the church Phrygian mode was dismal. | | | Another correspondent ("Piano Pete" from Glasgow, Scotland) tells me that the song Lydia by Faure is written in the Lydian mode; "Hebe" is Phrygian. |
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http://www.pathguy.com/modes.htm
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| | Marc Sabatella's Jazz Improvisation Primer: Major Scale Harmony |
| | The phrygian mode is used occasionally over a minor seventh chord, although often the chord is written as m7b9 as a hint to the improviser that the phrygian scale is to be used. | | | The third mode of the major scale is called the phrygian mode. | | | One is over a dominant seventh chord with a suspended fourth (see mixolydian mode, below) and a lowered ninth, notated susb9. |
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| | phrygian |
| | Opening the Phrygian Gates Wider: A deeper look into John Adam’s Phrygian Gates based on a Timothy Johnson analysis in The Journal of Music Theory. | | | At first glance and listen, Phrygian Gates seems like a simple adding of a random note for a new sound. | | | The piece ultimately travels from A to D# through these Phrygian Gates. |
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http://www.bsu.edu/web/jrellis/portfolio/phrygian.html
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| | Introduction to Flamenco - The Flamenco Forms |
| | Guitar accompaniment is usually in A minor/ E Phrygian mode, with guitar solos in D minor as well (detuning the sixth string to D). | | | It is traditionally accompanied in the key of E Phrygian mode, but in some cases in A Phrygian mode (sometimes guitarists refer to the latter as Solea por Bulerias, but the distinction is actually in the letras of the cante). | | | Harmonically, Flamenco is performed in three scale/harmonic structures; the major scale (with a happy feeling), the harmonic minor scale (melancholic), and the Phrygian mode (the tragic flamenco key). |
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| | Cyberfret.com: Guitar questions - scale formulas - phrygian mode |
| | I know that the formula for a Phrygian mode is 1 b2 b3 4 5 b6 b7, but I can't seem to apply that to the neck of the guitar. | | | The formula for a Phrygian mode is 1 b2 b3 4 5 b6 b7. | | | A half step is equal to one fret on the guitar. |
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http://www.cyberfret.com/q-and-a/17/index.php
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| | CD Review of Wajdi Cherif - Phrygian Istikhbar on WECH Records @ jazzreview.com |
| | Tunisian pianist Wajdi Cherif with his CD EP Phrygian Istikhbar, while retaining the flavour of his native country’s music, places more emphasis on the jazz tradition, resulting in a fresh new sound that brings a different slant to the concept of world music. | | | CD Review of Wajdi Cherif - Phrygian Istikhbar on WECH Records @ jazzreview.com | | | On Phrygian Istikhbar the format is essentially the traditional piano trio, supplemented on some tracks by Habib Samandi on derbouka and bendir. |
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| | phrygian - musings |
| | To me, Phrygian is a type of mode - it's a rather minor-sounding key, with a slight Oriental-flair to it like most modes. | | | One of my favorite songs by XTC is off of Nonsuch, "Then She Appeared." It's a song with great imagery and fun words/sounds. | | | Now as a music major, Phrygian meant something completely different to me than it's usage in the song. |
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http://www.totoro.org/jen/phrygian/muse1.shtml
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| | The Modes of the Major Scale - The Phrygian Mode |
| | While the dorian mode is bright sounding, the phrygian mode is dark and exotic. | | | Like the dorian mode, the phrygian mode is minor. | | | While the dorian mode is easy to understand and apply, the phrygian mode has its challenges. |
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http://chrisjuergensen.com.hosting.domaindirect.com/modes_2.htm
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| | Freak Guitar - The Phrygian Scale |
| | However, one interesting point to "audiolize" this is for example to combine a E Phrygian melody with a chord based on the tonic from another one of the six modes left. | | | For example, try playing the intro melody from Metallica´s "Wherever I may roam" in E, which for most parts is written around the Phrygian scale. | | | Only the tonic changes and because of whole- and half-steps each mode sound very different from the other. |
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| | Guitarsecrets.com - Phrygian mode in the key of C major |
| | The Phrygian mode is the 3rd mode of the Major Key. | | | You can write some really neat sounding progressions using the Phrygian mode. | | | E minor is the third chord or mode of C Major so we will learn that position now. |
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http://www.midnightdruggist.com/phrygian.htm
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| | Phrygian mode - definition of Phrygian mode in Encyclopedia |
| | In music the Phrygian mode is a musical mode or diatonic scale and may be considered the major scale starting on the third scale degree. | | | Phrygian mode - definition of Phrygian mode in Encyclopedia | | | The E Phrygian mode is the C major scale starting on E. The A Phrygian mode is the F major scale starting on A. The B Phrygian mode is the G major scale starting on B. This article is a stub. |
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http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Phrygian_mode
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| | What is "phrygian scale" |
| | The phrygian mode is one of the most commonly used scales in techno/trance etc. It's like a minor key but with the 2nd note flattened. | | | lots of 16th note melodies in the phrygian mode. | | | If you play it you'll notice that it sounds kind of Spanish as it pops up a lot in flamenco music. |
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| | Phrygia |
| | It is assumed that the warlike mode in Greek music was adopted from Phrygian music. | | | King Midas is told to have been taugth in music by Orpheus (from Greek legends). | | | For the Phrygians, music appears to have been central. |
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| | phrygian.html |
| | Lets use the Phrygian formula to figure out the harmonic structures we would get in the "C" Phrygian mode. | | | Each scale degree lends it's own "Flavor" to the sound of the music that is being produced. | | | This has been accepted worldwide and is refered to as the "Spanish Phrygian" Mode. |
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| | JacoPastorius.com Discussion Boards - Latin Scale |
| | "The most common usage of the Spanish phrygian scale is in music that uses a I-bII-bIII progression. | | | "The scale obtained by adding a major third to the phrygian mode is called the Spanish phrygian scale, because it is reminiscent of flamenco music." | | | So a C Spanish Phrygian scale would be C, Db,Eb,E,F,G,Ab,Bb,C. Miles used this in places on his "Sketches of Spain" album." |
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| | iBreatheMusic Forums - iii function as I chord-Phrygian progressions... |
| | I was wanting to write an instrumental with a crazy, super long Phrygian solo. | | | One thing to bear in mind about any mode or exotic scale is that you can use them in situations that don't directly dictate that they not be used. | | | As far as the intervals that define them, I'm sure you can all do that for yourselves. |
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http://www.ibreathemusic.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6053
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| | A Phrygian Minor Solo |
| | The mode used in this jam is A phrygian. | | | Click on a tab graphic to listen to that part of the tune in RealAudio format. | | | The rhythm track stays in Am with the bass punching out the A, C, and E. Unlike the other mode examples, this lesson does not offer the following examples in mp3 format. |
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| | Origins of the church modes |
| | E.g., Phrygian mode can sounded by playing the white keys on a piano from E to E. But Phrygian mode is not just a C scale starting on a different note. | | | Both Plato and Aristotle believed that the modes to which a person listened molded the person's character. | | | Phrygian mode *on E* has E as a tonic. |
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| | iBreatheMusic Forums - Strictly Phrygian |
| | BUT I also recognise that there are some shredders itching to blaze a phrygian cum harmonic minor solo over something more substantial, so I have left a metal backing track too based on the same progression. | | | Serious imploding memorycard nightmares aside (ruining a take that I was really happy with leaving me with this one, which I'm not, always the way).. | | | I went for the slightly acoustic version myself, as I think of the Phrygian as giving that Iberian flavour that we brits like when we go on holiday to Eyebeefa;) |
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| | Phrygian dominant scale - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography |
| | It is often known as a Spanish Phrygian scale, as it is commonly used in flamenco music. | | | The Phrygian dominant scale constructed by raising the third of the Phrygian scale, and is the fifth mode of the harmonic minor scale, the fifth being the dominant. | | | It is also known as Ahava Rabboh or Freygish when used in Hebrew prayers, or as the Hijaz scale when used in Turkish or Arabic music. |
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| | Phrygian |
| | The Phrygian mode is the same as a natural minor scale with a lowered second note. | | | Phrygian mode starts on the third scale degree of a major scale and ascends an octave. | | | The pattern of whole and half steps is: |
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| | Phrygian Mode |
| | (Root Note) is on the 3rd string 2nd fret the scale would then be the A Phrygian Mode. | | | on the 3rd string 1st fret the note is a G# that is why this is a G# Phrygian mode if you moved the whole pattern over one fret so that the |
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| | MISC - The Spanish Phrygian Scale - House Of Tablature |
| | On October 6, 1969 George Harrison finally scored his own song on an A-side for a 45 LP to The Beatles single "Something/Come Together." | | | For all your lyrics needs, visit our sister site: | | | MISC - The Spanish Phrygian Scale - House Of Tablature |
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| | John Adams: Phrygian Gates and China Gates |
| | The structure is in the form of a modulating square wave with one state in the Lydian mode and the other in the Phrygian mode. | | | Phrygian Gates is a behemoth of sorts and requires a pianist capable of considerable physical endurance and with an ability to sustain long arches of sound. | | | Phrygian Gates shows a strong influecne of Minimalist procedures, and it is for sure the first piece of mine to be based on the idea of repetitive cell structure. |
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| | phrygian |
| | [1913 Webster] {Phrygian mode} (Mus.), one of the ancient Greek modes, very bold and vehement in style; -- so called because fabled to have been invented by the Phrygian Marsyas. | | | {Phrygian stone}, a light, spongy stone, resembling a pumice, -- used by the ancients in dyeing, and said to be drying and astringent. | | | For any questions feel free to contact me at lom_public@lomus.net. |
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| | Backdirt Summer/Spring 2000 |
| | The Dümrek project is much more than just a recording of Phrygian “altars” at a single site. | | | The remains at Dümrek preserve one of the most remarkable and extensive Phrygian sanctuaries known in central Anatolia. | | | The Phrygian Sanctuary of Gordion at Dümrek Project addresses both the nature of Phrygian cult practice and the regional extent of Gordion’s cultural influence |
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| | minstrel: Greek or Phrygian Aulos |
| | It was associated with the oracle at Delphi amongst other things, and there is a Phrygian version. | | | I'd be interested to know if anyone knows of a later equivalent, of anyone who plays such an instrument or even makes them? | | | It appears to be two pipes played simultaneously (one in each hand, both in mouth, spread sideways, so it looks like the 2 long sides of a triangle, if that makes sense). |
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| | Guitar Lessons at Guitar Tricks: Phrygian Dominant Sc... |
| | Guitar Lessons at Guitar Tricks: Phrygian Dominant Sc... | | | Phrygian Dominant is the V (5) of harmonic minor. | | | In phrygian dominant, the sixth and seventh degrees are used much more (in rock and metal anyway). |
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| | Phrygian. (from Anatolian languages) -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
| | beliefs and practices of the ancient peoples and civilizations of Turkey and Armenia, including the Hittites, Hattians, Luwians, Hurrians, Assyrian colonists, Urartians, and Phrygians. | | | The second group, virtually all curse formulas appended to tomb inscriptions in Greek, is written in the... | | | The first, representing Old Phrygian, consists of mostly cultic inscriptions on stone in an alphabet related to that of Greek and dates from the 8th to 3rd centuries BCE. |
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| | Chateau de Cayeux |
| | The next mode, Lydian, can be thought of as starting on the fourth note of the major scale. | | | Thus, E Phrygian has no sharps or flats, like C major, while C Phrygian acts like the Ab major scale (with four flats) -- E is a third above C, while C is a third above Ab. | | | *In the case of Db, Fb, Gb, and Cb Phrygian, they don't match up neatly with a "normal" major scale. |
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| | iBreatheMusic Forums - modes, im baffled, but not really... |
| | I've been up all night reading websites on the modes. | | | Try playing the E Phrygian mode over the same progression. | | | When I have a tonic of E, and I want the Phrygian sound, I will use E Phrygian. |
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| | Denis Taaffe - Practice Up |
| | I would like to focus on the Phrygian scale, which is a minor sounding scale. | | | Example 4) Position 3 of the A Phrygian Scale is similar to a D natural minor or Aeolian Scale. | | | Example 1) The A Phrygian scale is made up of the notes: A, B flat, C, D, E, F and G. It is a Minor sounding scale, so it would work. |
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| | Phrygian Period in Anatolia |
| | This people was known as Gommers in the old testament, as Gimmirais in Assyrian records and Cimmerois in Greek sources, now we call the Cimmerians. | | | As Phrygian state was at its peak, under the king Midas, Anatolia was invaded by a new flog of people. | | | Nevertheless, Phrygians have never been able to control the whole part of Anatolia. |
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| | Phrygian Ministries |
| | Phrygian Ministries Inc. is a non-profit organization based in Indiana that was formed in the year 2002 by Theodora Schulze, Otto Schulze, and Soo Youn Hong for the purpose of serving the field of Church Music. | | | Its mission is to recognize the importance of Church Music, share knowledge, insights and enthusiasm with people in a wide range of educational settings, and to publish general information about the history of music in the Church. | | | Phrygian Ministry, Inc. is dedicated to providing valuable resources to those individuals searching for answers or information about music in the Church of Christ from a non-denominational perspective. |
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| | Phrygian & Greek Mythology: AGDISTIS Hermaphroditic God |
| | AGDISTIS was a hermaphroditic creature born of Gaia the Earth after whe was accidentally impregnated by the Sky-God Zeus. | | | Usually the Greeks ignored this Phrygian myth and simply equated Kybele with their own Meter Theon (Mother of the Gods), Rhea. | | | ZEUS and GAIA [or, more accurately, Papaeus the Sky-God and Earth-Goddess of Phrygian Mythology] (Pausanias 7.17.8) |
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| | MSN Encarta - Search Results - Thraco-Phrygian |
| | Gordius was a Phrygian peasant who became king... | | | Gordian Knot, in Greek mythology, complex knot tied by Gordius, king of Phrygia and father of Midas. | | | Attis, in classical mythology, a Phrygian god whose death and resurrection symbolized the end of winter and the arrival of spring. |
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