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Lesson: B‑Phrygian-Minor and Two Ways to Play B‑Minor
In previous lessons, you walked through the study very precisely — slowly and deliberately. We’re not taking that approach today. We’re jumping right in, because I want to introduce a new concept and give you an example or two to study.
Setting Up the Controls
Go to the controls and set:
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Tonic‑G
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Degree‑3 (Phrygian)
The chord that corresponds to Phrygian is a minor chord, because Phrygian’s third is a minor third — unlike the G‑Major-Chord we studied in the G‑Ionian-Major lesson.
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