A Dorian Mode on guitar

The A Dorian Mode has 7 notes: A B C D E F# G.

NotesA B C D E F# G
Formula1 2 b3 4 5 6 b7
StepsW H W W W H W (W whole step, H half step)
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A Dorian Mode on the first 15 frets in standard tuning, thin e string on top. Highlighted circles mark the root, A.

Play the A Dorian Mode on the fretboard in Guitar Upscale

About the Dorian Mode

Dorian is a minor mode with a major sixth, a brighter minor sound used in funk, rock, jazz and folk songs. More about the Dorian Mode.

Notes of the A Dorian Mode

DegreeIntervalNote
1RootA
2Major 2ndB
b3Minor 3rdC
4Perfect 4thD
5Perfect 5thE
6Major 6thF#
b7Minor 7thG

Chords in the A Dorian Mode

Stack every other note of the scale and you get one chord on each note. These chords sound at home with the scale, so they make good progressions.

DegreeTriadSeventh chord
iAmAm7
iiBmBm7
bIIICCmaj7
IVDD7
vEmEm7
vi°F#dimF#m7b5
bVIIGGmaj7

Same notes, another starting note

Start the A Dorian Mode on another of its notes and you get these scales:

Dorian Mode in other keys