Rethinking Scales and Modes for Modern Practice
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Rethinking Scales and Modes for Modern Practice
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I appreciate traditional music education and the many things they get right about so many things, or at the very least seem to hold true after centuries. That said, I have plenty of pet peeves, and one that I've had since I began teaching is an outdated way of teaching major and minor scales that I think should have evolved anytime in the past 140 years. And yet, in the world of classical music at least, it's still the harmonic and melodic minor scales that represent less than half the possibilities for expressing "minor" music, and as you dig into early Romantic music and even a little earlier, you find that the common scales that are taught don't fully represent the music we actually play. This episode is meant to help you reframe how you think about scales and how the modes fit neatly into major and minor divisions.
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