Today we will discuss the 3rd mode Phrygian. Numerous perspectives are available in a tool box that you might pick from when analyzing and trying to play this mode. One perspective might be the interval perspective from C Ionian, but of E Phrygian. The intervals from this perspective would be 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 1, 2, 3. But usually we like to look at our first interval as 1, though we don't discuss this and spacing in this video the next part to this section hereafter shall address this. Addtionally some of the previous videos already went into this. But it would be 1, b2, b3, 4, 5, b6, b7, 1.

Other perspectives deployed in this video included just looking at the scale as which frets to play and which to not play with the octive notes differentiated. I suppose one could utilize another perspective even and not make the octives be distinctive.

The third perspective that is deployed in the video is the recommended fingering for Phrygian Mode in Key of E (same notes as C Ionian, just different order) As the video shows the recommended fingering would start on the 12th fret, though alternatively you could do it on the open string assuming ye in standard tuning.

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