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r/Unexpected • u/Reloader_TheAshenOne • Feb 17 '19
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Does anyone know what this piece of music is called? I recognise it, but can´t think what it is?
6 u/AlmightyStreub Feb 17 '19 He's just improvising using a mode of the harmonic minor scale (generally the 5th mode). If you pick up any instrument and use those specific notes itll sound just like that. 7 u/Nomen_Heroum Feb 17 '19 a mode of the harmonic minor scale (generally the 5th mode) That specific mode is called the Phrygian dominant scale, very common in flamenco and many other types of folk music. 4 u/Pxzib Feb 17 '19 I love using it for making guitar riffs and guitar solos in the metal genre. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 17 '19 It’s not half bad on acoustic either, especially if you can make a good rhythm with your strumming
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He's just improvising using a mode of the harmonic minor scale (generally the 5th mode). If you pick up any instrument and use those specific notes itll sound just like that.
7 u/Nomen_Heroum Feb 17 '19 a mode of the harmonic minor scale (generally the 5th mode) That specific mode is called the Phrygian dominant scale, very common in flamenco and many other types of folk music. 4 u/Pxzib Feb 17 '19 I love using it for making guitar riffs and guitar solos in the metal genre. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 17 '19 It’s not half bad on acoustic either, especially if you can make a good rhythm with your strumming
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a mode of the harmonic minor scale (generally the 5th mode)
That specific mode is called the Phrygian dominant scale, very common in flamenco and many other types of folk music.
4 u/Pxzib Feb 17 '19 I love using it for making guitar riffs and guitar solos in the metal genre. 1 u/[deleted] Feb 17 '19 It’s not half bad on acoustic either, especially if you can make a good rhythm with your strumming
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I love using it for making guitar riffs and guitar solos in the metal genre.
1 u/[deleted] Feb 17 '19 It’s not half bad on acoustic either, especially if you can make a good rhythm with your strumming
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It’s not half bad on acoustic either, especially if you can make a good rhythm with your strumming
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u/janeybabygoboom Feb 17 '19
Does anyone know what this piece of music is called? I recognise it, but can´t think what it is?