Modes

Question 1

ionian

Answer 1

modern major scale, when starting the modes on C, it’s C to C

Question 2

dorian

Answer 2

natural minor scale with a raised 6th, when starting the modes on C, it’s D to D

Question 3

phrygian

Answer 3

sort of a natural minor scale with a flattened 2nd instead of 3rd; has a flattened 2nd, 6th, and 7th; when starting the modes on C, it’s E to E

Question 4

lydian

Answer 4

major scale with a raised 4th, when starting the modes on C, it’s F to F

Question 5

mixolydian

Answer 5

major scale with a flattened 7th, when starting the modes on C, it’s G to G

Question 6

aeolian

Answer 6

natural minor scale, when starting the modes on C, it’s A to A

Question 7

locrian

Answer 7

has a flattened 2nd, 3rd, 5th, 6th, and 7th; starts and ends on the leading tone of a scale; when starting the modes on C, it’s B to B