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Modes & Modality
Hearing the seven colours of the major scale
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Small, stateless music-theory drills. Nothing is saved or tracked — practice as much as you like.
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Pop Theory — Modes & Modality
The diatonic modes in pop practice — characteristic scale degrees, white-key derivations, and the canonical repertoire: Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian, Locrian.
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Pop Theory — Modulation
Modulation in pop practice — pivot chords, direct (truck driver's) key changes, relative and parallel keys, and the famous final-chorus lifts.
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Pop Theory — Phrasing, Cadence & Harmonic Rhythm
Phrase lengths, cadence types, and harmonic rhythm — how pop music breathes, punctuates, and paces its chord changes.
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Pop Theory — Secondary Function
Practice with secondary dominants and secondary leading-tone chords — spelling them, spotting them in progressions, and following where they resolve.
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Secondary Dominants — Name the Roman Numeral
Generated from Secondary Dominant Quiz.md; answers are verified from the worksheet table. Drill mode: roman.
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Secondary Dominants — Name the Tonicized Chord
Generated from Secondary Dominant Quiz.md; answers are verified from the worksheet table. Drill mode: target.
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Secondary Dominants — Spell the Chord
Generated from Secondary Dominant Quiz.md; answers are verified from the worksheet table. Drill mode: spell.
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