Mode

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Mode

Concept Musical Concept Modal Scale Scale Diatonic Scale


A mode is a musical concept that refers to a type of scale derived by starting on different degrees of a parent scale, such as the diatonic scale. Each mode has a unique interval pattern and tonal character.

Examples

Usage

Modes are used to define melodic and harmonic frameworks in:

  • Medieval music
  • Jazz and improvisation
  • Folk traditions
  • Tango and modal reinterpretations

See also

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