Phrygian Mode

The video explores the Phrygian mode, starting with its historical context in Phrygia, now part of Turkey, and its naming in Greek modes. It explains the Phrygian mode's characteristics, such as its minor quality and unique scale degrees, and contrasts it with the minor scale. The video also highlights the mode's use in music history, mentioning composers like Bach and Bruckner, and its appearance in notable works like 'Adagio for Strings' and 'The Lord of the Rings'.

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