A phrygian mode
The A phrygian mode consists of the A (Perfect unison), A# (Minor second), C (Minor third), D (Perfect fourth), E (Perfect fifth), F (Minor sixth) and G (Minor seventh) notes.
How to play the A phrygian mode
- Find A (Root) on the piano keyboard
- Play A# (Minor second) — 1 semitone above A
- Play C (Minor third) — 3 semitones above A
- Play D (Perfect fourth) — 5 semitones above A
- Play E (Perfect fifth) — 7 semitones above A
- Play F (Minor sixth) — 8 semitones above A
- Play G (Minor seventh) — 10 semitones above A
- Play all 7 notes in ascending order to perform the A phrygian mode
Chords in this scale
A chords
A# chords
- A# add2(no5)
- A# add2
- A# sus2(b5)
- A# sus2
- A# maj7(sus2)
- A# 3
- A# b5
- A# 6(b5)
- A# maj7(b5)
- A# major
- A# 6
- A# 6(add9)
- A# maj7
- A# maj9
- A# maj9(#11)
- A# maj13(#11)
- A# maj13
- A# maj7(#11)
- A# maj7(add13)
- A# add9
- A# add13
- A# maj9(no5)
- A# add9(no5)
- A# dim(no3)
- A# sus(#4)
- A# maj7(b5)(sus)
- A# 5
- A# 6(sus)
- A# maj7(sus)
- A# maj9(sus2)
- A# 5(add9)
- A# maj7(no3)
C chords
D chords
E chords
F chords
G chords
- G m(add2)(no5)
- G m(add2)
- G sus2(add4)
- G sus2
- G 7(sus2)
- G m3
- G m7(add4)(no5)
- G minor
- G m6
- G m6(add9)
- G m7
- G m9
- G m11
- G m13
- G m7(#9)
- G m7(add11)
- G m(add9)
- G m(add11)
- G m(add13)
- G m7(no5)
- G m9(no5)
- G m7(#9)(no5)
- G m7(add11)(no5)
- G m(add9)(no5)
- G sus4
- G 7(sus4)
- G 7(sus4)(add13)
- G 11(sus4)
- G 5
- G 6(sus)
- G 7(sus)
- G 9(sus2)
- G 5(add9)
- G 7(no3)