Voicing Modes Tutorial #3: Phrygian

[@wofesc]

Hi Noel, you didn't lie, you really throw us into the deep end with the book - but it's brilliant! Thank you very much!

[@777brianyurick]

Noels book is awesome!!! Its worth every penny!!! And he is a super cool guy to boot!!! Rock It Noel

[@danjacobson1365]

Noel Johnston book is great,.. highly recommended to those who want to use new sounds and to explore some of the vast inner-connections of modes and chords. It's easy to see that MR Johnston put a lot of time and effort in this book and the videos ...again this book is excellent !!

[@BradyMosher]

These video tutorials add a lot of value to the book!

[@jordaotoledano122]

Hi Noel,thanks for sharing your visions of the phrigian modes I admit some of them are near from mine:For example I even often use minor phrygian on 7alt(b9,#9 and #5) without any preoccupation of the 3rd(whatever the tension between the thirds I like it) . When it comes to play lines I always considered minor phrygian more like an hispanic-sounding mode and other phrygian modes like variations of it,but they are so many harmonic possibilities for voicings,arpeggios etc too in other contexts...Phrygian is a way of life lol! It's rare to find someone who explains this mode like you did here,and some of your voicings are really cool👍Thanks again for your great work

[@chrissianity9011]

i am a piano player trying to learn modes and this is helping alot. might have to buy the book

[@CristianCamiloTorres]

Great information, the book is just out of this world ! Thanks Noel ! BTW: What camera are you using?

[@nohjoh08]

Cristian Camilo Torres Thanks!!! The camera is a Sony A6300 with a Rokinon 24mm 1.4 lens.