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How to Play the A Major Scale on Cello
How to Play the A Minor Scale on Cello
How to Play the A Harmonic Minor Scale on Cello
How to Play the Dorian Mode in A on Cello
How to Play the Phrygian Mode in A on Cello
How to Play the Lydian Mode in A on Cello
How to Play the Mixolydian Mode in A on Cello
How to Play the Aeolian Mode in A on Cello
How to Play the Locrian Mode in A on Cello
How to Play C Minor & Major Scales on Cello
How to Play the C Harmonic Minor Scale on Cello
How to Play the Dorian Mode in C on Cello
How to Play the Phrygian Mode in C on Cello
How to Play the Lydian Mode in C on Cello
How to Play the Mixolydian Mode in C on Cello
How to Play the Aeolian Mode in C on Cello
How to Play the Locrian Mode in C on Cello
Summary: Learn tips on how to play a dorian mode in the A major scale on the cello in this free video clip on musical instruments and music theory.
As an Austin multi-instrumentalist musician, Francis Joseph Santori composes and performs live electronic music playing electiric and acoustic instruments such as bass, sarod, oud,...read more
"The Dorian mode is using the second note in the scale and revolving the melodies around that note. The second note in your A major scale is your B. And continuing the A major scale upward to the next B. So, those scales give a specific feel to the music itself. An example would be. Slightly different feel than the straight A major scale, but all those notes that I played were in the A major scale. So let's look on a per note basis. So it's B, C sharp, D, E, F sharp, G sharp, A, B. So."
eHow Article: How to Play the Dorian Mode in A on Cello
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