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Dorian mode

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(Mus.) the first of the authentic church modes or tones, from D to D, resembling our D minor scale, but with the B natural.
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See also: Dorian



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Some of the other options of blues guitar backing tracks include C-minor pentatonic comprising of the c-blues scale and c-major and Bb major scales in Dorian mode.
For Blues Guitarists - Mastering Blues Guitar Chords & Progression by Eugene Walker / Arts and entertainment industries community
In literature he has written sixteen memoirs or biographies, notably In the Dorian Mode, the life of the 1890s poet John Gray, and essays on Montague Summers and Olive Custance, the wife of Lord Alfred Douglas.
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When the time comes that you feel confident enough to start to experiment, try the Dorian mode and Aeolian mode and see which one you like, just experiment and follow your ears.
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