Label ANY Mode in a few seconds. [Four Steps]

The video tutorial explains the concept of musical modes and their relationship with major scales. It covers the order of modes, mnemonic devices for remembering them, and steps to identify modes using key signatures and scale degrees. The tutorial also provides examples and offers free resources for further learning.

What is the mnemonic device used to remember the order of the modes?

• I Don't Particularly Like My Aunt's Lasagna

• Every Good Boy Deserves Fudge

• All Cows Eat Grass

• Great Big Dogs Fight Animals

In the context of modes, what is the 'final'?

• The last note of a scale

• The highest pitch in a mode

• The note that is played the loudest

• The root note of a mode

How do you determine the mode number when identifying a mode?

• By checking the tempo of the piece

• By identifying the first note of the scale

• By finding the scale degree of the final within the related major scale

• By counting the number of sharps or flats

What is the key signature for a scale with two sharps?

• C Major

• D Major

• A Major

• G Major

Which mode corresponds to the third scale degree in a major scale?

• Mixolydian

• Lydian

• Phrygian

• Dorian