Dorian + Mixolydian Modal Mixture

[@autistikicecream]

I absolutely love your modal mixture series! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

[@dr.guyshkolnik_composer]

Thank you! I’m so glad to hear that!

[@mgsilverhead9636]

Oooooooooooooh Never knew the theory behind that iconic sound!!! Thanx

[@andyatmosphere]

The want and the need. Beautiful!

[@autk]

Beautiful and so well explained and demonstrated! You're the Best Doc! 🎶

[@NOLASkaGuitarist]

Little Norwegian Wood, cool tune

[@MidlifeRenaissanceMan]

From memory. Hall and Oats do a similar thing with I Can’t Go For That Verse is Dorian (the happy minor) The chorus does a majorish sounding line cliche . C Cmaj7 C7 and I play an Fmaj7 (on guitar)

[@themusicwriter1]

I hear Victor Wooten's "The Lesson"

[@ludencrewel5736]

Thanks doc

[@dr.guyshkolnik_composer]

You’re very welcome 🙏

[@viegodalencio]

Great explanation! 🎉🎉

[@dr.guyshkolnik_composer]

Thank you! 😊

[@damousx6860]

To make it a little more easy, C Dorian is just Bb Major Scale but starting on C, and C Mixolydian is just F Major Scale starting from C

[@vincenzofiordilinomancuso441]

😊👍😍

[@dr.guyshkolnik_composer]

Thank you 😊🎹

[@opale1572]

👍👍👏

[@curiouscurious6558]

if you combine them wouldnt that mean playihng CDEb EFGABbC ?

[@dr.guyshkolnik_composer]

Yes, you created a new scale! 😊 people refer to them more commonly as Dorian and Mixolydian, it’s been like that for centuries.

[@benjaming3082]

I suspect George Martin may have ghost written this one

[@dr.guyshkolnik_composer]

Because of the modal mixture? :) Consider what young curious talents like Lennon and McCartney could absorb from working with George Martin for years…

[@benjaming3082]

@@dr.guyshkolnik_composer Because the composition suggests a level of theory knowledge that seems inconsistent with what the lads themselves said about even their understanding of chords