How To Use The Phrygian Mode - Playing With Modes #6 

Learn the sound (phrygian, lydian, major, minor, mixo, etc.) and play it out of your head. It's very satisfying having your fingers just 'go where they know the notes are', and easy to transpose to other keys. I've got to the point where I actually hear the notes I want before I play them. Yes, it takes a while, and you may become better musicians following the normal course and paying attention to theory. I think I have developed what's called 'relative pitch', at least in the scale sense where I know the tone of the scale before I play it.

David Wallimann might be the best teacher on the internet - and that's saying something!

Your lessons are amazing, you have a natural ability to teach in an engaging and informative way. I've struggled with Theory my entire playing life - 40+ years! But, I'm finally beginning to see how all the modes work together now - thanks to you!

Been scraping the net for years for lessons - David you really know how to explain this shit.

Thanks for explaining how to transition from the minor sixth. Good lesson David!

This video series is very helpful and I have to watch each one twice, things take a while to sink in here! Thanks David

David, your teaching method is excellent! Thanks for sharing your knowledge in such thoughtful manner!

Thank you for the free lessons on RU-vid sir!

I really liked how you connected the Phrygian and Lydian to minor pentatonic. liked and subbed.

Thanks. Peace.

I like the sound of that relative Lydian arpeggio (AbM7) in the (G) Phrygian context - sounds Zappa-ish.

Just what I needed

Excellent lesson. Many thanks!!

This video deserves thousand times more views and likes! Especially for the fact that most guitar player use 'minor pentatonic' scale. And he shows how to add the 'characteristic notes'. Awesome lesson.

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This is f'n awesome. Thank you.

Great lesson,but I think it would have helped me a little more if you mention the chords used in the backing track,that’s where it gets tricky for me because I can figure out the intervals but not as easy the relative chords, Thx

good job bro

Thanks for the lesson! Really helpful :)

I love these modal lessons lately :) it is right where I am in my studies . Am I wrong to be practicing all my modes in just one key to get the concept and feel and difference of each one ? And than noticing the differences and exploiting those to get the flavour of each . I like the intervalic thought process of relating them all to a home pentatonic :)

👍 good job explaining.

Dam i finally get it. Dam im good. Thanks D.W.

Here is an example of phrygian mode @SHU0 Actually it is a composition of mine !

Your lessons are like drug...the more you watch them the more you get addicted to it...but in a better way

Hey! I recognize you from vocal lessons videos with Chris Liepe!!

Excellent lesson! Thank you sir. Will that concept work with Lydian and Mixolydian? If in a Lydian progression, moving up two frets and playing Mixolydian?

Please help me to find the elusive A MINOR PHRYGIAN MODE--Do you know how to find this scale /mode ? I am getting tired of searching !

Before I clicked the video I was positive you were Rob Chapman :)

Question...would a minor 7th,be the same as a flat 7th?

Ahh Phrygian...😎👍

Hi David, I can't seem to put my pass word into the field . Can you help?

12:43 - "Dorian" should be "Phrygian"

Modal interchange please

The camera is too far from your neck for us to see what notes you are playing --any TABS ?

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How did u get the 1 of the relative Lydian to be Ab?

There is only 1 scale,the chromatic,all others are extracted from it,well that's my theory anyway and it's probably wrong,lol

You look like rob Chapman. Are you two related?

All of these YTbers talk about minor pentatonic scale as if it was "home" and thing that everyone feals the most basic and comfortable... Enyone like me feels much more comfortable with e.g. Aeolian than pentatonic?

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