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Beatles songs composed with just three primary chords
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Dorian mode in The Doors songs
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Dorian mode in Led Zeppelin songs
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Things We Said Today: the only Beatles song featuring Phrygian mode
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Musical Modes
Explore Phrygian, Lydian, Dorian, and other modes through the harmonic analysis of popular songs.
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Indian Classical Music
Dive into the South Asian philosophy through Indian classical music. Learn about musical traditions of the Hindustani and Carnatic culture.
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