[mairdie]

left that other site tells me that Hypophrygian Mode means that the scale starts on the “ti” below “do”.

This should be the last of the pieces using the older music. Planning on more traditional classical music to go with the last Pompeii video, which will be an overview. After that, on to Renaissance artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo (1526-1593) and his fruit faces.

[mairdie]

PING for conversation on the Temple of Isis

[Huskrrrr]

Stunning! Pompeii is on my bucket list.

[Tailback]

Ping

[M1903A1]

tag for later

[left that other site]

AND, just to make musical matters more complex, The Hypophrygian Mode may be easily mistaken for the Locrain mode, which ALSO starts on the “ti” before “do”.

Here’s a nice little You Tube video about the Locrian Mode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6JBsOzOFaQ

Now, although the songs featured (Björk, The Strokes and Metallica)in the video are nothing like the music in your Pompeii Video, they use the same kind of weird mode.

It also discussed the Phrygian Mode.