Kristofer Dahl7th February 2008Awesome as usual Luciana - I can't think of a better way for learning the sound of a mode than to sing it! Great to have more lessons from you!
kyldeee7th February 2008Nice Lesson
You have a beautiful voice, I wish I could sing 
Bogdan Radovic7th February 2008Very nice lession !
Keep em coming ! 
Ivan Milenkovic7th February 2008Great lesson Luciana! Keep Rockin!
DeepRoots7th February 2008Brilliant- singing the modes will definitely help me internalise their sound i think, thanks once again!
botoxfox7th February 2008Nice
Muris Varajic7th February 2008Great to see more lessons from you Luciana,
good job!!
David Wallimann7th February 2008Great lesson Luciana, great ear training as well. :-)
Juan M. Valero7th February 2008Love your singing, congratulations !!
cada vez que te escucho me gusta más tu voz un saludo preciosa !!
Nemanja Filipovic7th February 2008cool lesson..
Dejan Farkas7th February 2008Me like Dorian mode
Well done Luciana 
visi0n7th February 2008great luli
Bueno ! 
at lights end7th February 2008cool
The Uncreator7th February 2008Great lesson Luciana, Excellent ear training
Luciana Segovia7th February 2008thanks to everyone!
There commig more lessons....
Nick3257th February 2008cool
FretDancer697th February 2008nice lesson Luciana. But is the Dorian mode of the Major Scale a minor scale? ...
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krudtaa7th February 2008This is just totally great. I love your singing and congratulations on your new Cirse album.
holoshreder7th February 2008Oh my god luci that was beautiful
isnt she lovely?
Hisham Al-Sanea7th February 2008nice and great luciana.
Toni Suominen7th February 2008Great lesson!
Siggum8th February 2008Lovely voice, and nice lesson
- Luciana Segovia8th February 2008
To Fretdancer69 : it is a minor scale
Luciana - Luciana Segovia8th February 2008
to krudtaa:
Thank you! Cirse rooooccckkkk!
Pablo Vazquez8th February 2008Great Lesson Luly!!
- Luciana Segovia12th February 2008
Thank you Pablo! 
al christie14th February 2008lovely voice, what is your band called?
- Luciana Segovia14th February 2008
My band called CIRSE
enjoy the website: Cirse 
Carlos Carrillo20th February 2008hey Lu!!! Fantastic!
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Hello GMC! Today we have a Dorian mode lesson to continue with the connection between your voice and your guitar. It's important to know the sound of this scale because it will gives you new tools for your compositions. The Dorian mode is very used in jazz, and also in some rock and pop music making it sound a bit "jazzy" so it would be awesome if you incorporate this mode to your own songs. No matter if you play rock, pop or metal, you will find very original stuff if you used it.
The Dorian mode is a minor scale with the 6th grade augmented which means that the 6th grade is major. This note gives the sound quality to the mode. If you want to know more about this mode in the guitar check the Andrew’s Theory Lessons about modes.
In this lesson I recorded a singing improvisation using this mode to make you know how it sounds and then we'll sing the scale. Finally we’ll use a guitar pattern to practice the scale with your voice and to make it more difficult. Try to use your own guitar patterns to practice the connection between voice and guitar.
Remember what we said in the previous lessons about creating melodies with your voice. This lesson is not important only for singing aspirants, it's helpful for every one that would like to compose or create a melody, a song or a solo.
Good luck
Luciana
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