This will explain the similarities you will find in the names of the harmonic minor modes and the church modes. It is important to realize that only one note differs from both scales. It is minor in the natural minor scale (Aeolian). The 7th is Major in the harmonic minor scale. Only the 7th changes between both scales. Root - Major 2nd - min 3rd - 4th - 5th - min 6th - minor 7th Notice how that scale is very similar to the natural minor scale (Aeolian): Here is how that scale can be played in its first position starting from an A note: Root - Major 2nd - min 3rd - 4th - 5th - min 6th - Major 7th
Let’s take a look at the formula of the harmonic minor scale: As you would have guessed, the harmonic minor mode is a minor scale: it has a minor third. Harmonic Minor Scaleīefore talking about all the modes that are part of the harmonic minor scale, let’s discuss and define the scale from which all these modes are extracted.
Harmonic and melodic minor scales in all 12 keys how to#
This article will help you understand the logic behind their names and give you an insight on how to use these exotic scales in your music. The problem lies in the fact that those modes can have more than one name. You might be confused about their use and about their names. If you’ve been playing modal for a while, you probably have heard about the harmonic minor modes.
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