The Modes Of Major Scale – Guitar Scales And Modes Series – Free Video Lessons
a. At 5 Boxes (Positions):
1. The C Ionian Mode (C Major Scale) – 5 Boxes
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2. The D Dorian Mode – 5 Boxes
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3. The E Phrygian Mode – 5 Boxes
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4. The F Lydian Mode – 5 Boxes
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5. The G Mixolydian Mode – 5 Boxes
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6. The A Aiolian Mode (A Natural Minor Scale) – 5 Boxes
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7. The B Locrian Mode – 5 Boxes
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b. At 7 Positions:
1. The C Ionian Mode (C Major Scale) – 7 Positions
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2. The D Dorian Mode – 7 Positions
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3. The E Phrygian Mode – 7 Positions
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4. The F Lydian Mode – 7 Positions
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5. The G Mixolydian Mode – 7 Positions
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6. The A Aiolian Mode (A Natural Minor) – 7 Positions
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7. The B Locrian Mode – 7 Positions
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i can kind of see why there is a 7-box breakdown as there are 7 notes, CDEFGAB, but what is the main reason for a 5-box breakdown; maybe to eliminate redundancies? should i learn both breakdowns; if so, why?
also, from my understanding, these modes are all in the key of C? is this right? and if i wanted to play them in a different key, i would just have to shift the boxes up/down the neck, correct? for example if wanted to play in the key of B, i would shift the boxes up 1 fret (or up 1 half step).
thanks