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Modes of the Major Scale
by Christopher Sung

E Phrygian
A Phrygian scale is when you play from the 3rd degree of the major scale to an octave above, so for E Phrygian, the notes are:

Each mode has an associated chord that is comprised of the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th degrees of the mode. For E Phrygian, this chord is an E Minor 7 and the notes it contains are: In the example below, the following can be heard in order:


Play The Musical Example

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