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Upgrade Your Aeolian Compositions: Part 5

Upgrade Your Aeolian Compositions: Part 4

Upgrade Your Aeolian Compositions: Part 3

Upgrade Your Aeolian Compositions: Part 2

Upgrade Your Aeolian Compositions: Part 1

AEOLIAN: The Andalusian Sound and Relative Minor

MIXOLYDIAN: The Blues, Bagpipes, Rock & Roll, and Country Crossover.

A Time To Be Thankful

LYDIAN: The Mystic TriTone Mode

Phrygian: Lament with a Shimmer of Brightness

Dorian: Blues with a Minor Flair

Ionian: The Resolution System

Recovering from the Storm

Delay Due to Hurricane Ian

What Key Am I In?

Piano To Guitar And Back Again

The Two Octave Chromatic Scale

Suspension Chords, Suspension Melodies, and Additions

Intervals and Basic Triads

Tips for Beginners

The Modes as a Family of Scales

Getting Started with the Circle of Fifths

Welcome to Music Theory for Everyone

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