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can anyone explain Lydian mode phrases in relation to chords?
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| Mossy |
I have been told certain chords when used in conjunction with repetative lydian mode phrases(?) can make melodies sound a lot fuller. However, I have no idea what a lydian mode phrase is!
Anyone care to explain in relatively simple terms - preferably with examples if thats not being too cheeky ;) |
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| Strep |
| The lydian mode is T-T-T-S-T-T-S (T = Tone, S = Semitone). So if you just wanted to use the white notes on a piano (the key of C major) the lydian mode would start on F. F,G,A,B,C,D,E. You can use any chords with those notes in (or any other chord as you see fit ;)) |
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