...locrian mode is the last of the MAJOR SCALE family...
1-ionian mode ( MAJOR SCALE) CM7...(2)(4)(6)
2-dorian mode................................ Cm7...(2)(4)(6)
3-phrygian mode............................ Cm7...(b2)(4)(b6)
4-lydian mode.................................. CM7...(2)(#4)(6)
5-mixolidian mode (DOMINANT).............. C7......(2)(4)(6)
6-aeolian mode ( MINOR SCALE)............Cm7...(2)(4)(b6)
7-locrian mode
...the base tetrachord of this mode: Cm7b5...(b2)(4)(b6)..
(aka half-disminished thetrachord)
...his flat 5th (tritono) give this mode a inestable quality...that make it less common in popular music than the others 6 modes...
...mostly used in jazz to create some tension before resolution....
...this arpeggios are easier than the enigmatic minor and the hungarian minor arpeggios....
....you can t play a C5 (1th+5th) chord on this...coz no perfect five here.
