Hands of Grace School of Music

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06/08/2026

Great thoughts on yet another great Steely Dan album the Royal Scam οΏΌ

05/31/2026
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03/15/2026
MUSIC MODES YOU DIDN’T KNOW EXISTED 🎢

✨ Mysterious Music Modes - Why Are They Important for Singers? ✨

Did you know that beyond the familiar major and minor scales, there are seven ancient modes, each with a completely unique sound? In this video, I sing through all of them so you can hear their distinct colors!

πŸ”₯ What Are These Modes?
These are ancient church modes that date back to medieval music but are still used today by composers, vocalists, and musicians. Here they are:
🎡 Ionian – Sounds like the standard major scale, bright and happy.
🎡 Dorian – A minor-like mode with a raised 6th, making it smooth and warm.
🎡 Phrygian – Dark and exotic, thanks to its lowered 2nd degree.
🎡 Lydian – A major scale with a raised 4th, giving it an airy, mystical feel.
🎡 Mixolydian – Similar to major but with a lowered 7th, often found in blues and rock.
🎡 Aeolian – The natural minor scale, deep and melancholic.
🎡 Locrian – The most unstable mode, with a lowered 5th, creating tension.

🎀 Why Are These Modes Important for Singers?
Mastering different modes makes your voice more flexible and helps you find unique melodic choices. They add richness to improvisation, riffs, and even standard songs. Many famous artists incorporate them into their music, from jazz to rock!

πŸ‘‚ Which mode did you like the most? Let me know in the comments! ⬇️

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MUSIC MODES YOU DIDN’T KNOW EXISTED 🎢 ✨ Mysterious Music Modes - Why Are They Important for Singers? ✨ Did you know that beyond the familiar major and minor scales, there are seven ancient modes, each with a completely unique sound? In this video, I sing through all of them so you can hear their distinct colors! πŸ”₯ What Are These Modes? These are ancient church modes that date back to medieval music but are still used today by composers, vocalists, and musicians. Here they are: 🎡 Ionian – Sounds like the standard major scale, bright and happy. 🎡 Dorian – A minor-like mode with a raised 6th, making it smooth and warm. 🎡 Phrygian – Dark and exotic, thanks to its lowered 2nd degree. 🎡 Lydian – A major scale with a raised 4th, giving it an airy, mystical feel. 🎡 Mixolydian – Similar to major but with a lowered 7th, often found in blues and rock. 🎡 Aeolian – The natural minor scale, deep and melancholic. 🎡 Locrian – The most unstable mode, with a lowered 5th, creating tension. 🎀 Why Are These Modes Important for Singers? Mastering different modes makes your voice more flexible and helps you find unique melodic choices. They add richness to improvisation, riffs, and even standard songs. Many famous artists incorporate them into their music, from jazz to rock! πŸ‘‚ Which mode did you like the most? Let me know in the comments! ⬇️ #vocalcoach #singinglessons #musicmodes #musictheory #vocaltraining #singbetter #singerslife #singingtips #voicecoach #musiceducation #vocaltechnique #medievalmusic #churchmodes #learnsinging #vocallessons #singingteacher #vocalclass #vocalcoachLA #GlendaleCA #LosAngelesSingers #LAvoicecoach #musicstudent #singinghacks

05/07/2024

Don’t miss the DeVaul Bros Band’s return to β€œOur Place” Lake Forest, Sun 5/19/24 3-6pm.

11/25/2023

Come relax, sip, listen and sing along.

08/25/2023
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