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Category: Modes

The last mode in our study of modes is the lochrian mode. It is simply the major scale starting on the 7th note. The lochrian mode is used mainly in jazz. The chord from the lochrian mode are a diminished triad and a minor7b5 chord, which is typically only found in jazz songs.

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