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Ian is playing a Phrygian mode to demonstrate the music of the Middle Ages. How can he MOST accurately play this mode?


He can begin on the F and end on the F.


He can play alternating black and white keys.


He can begin on the E and end on the E. (correct answer)


He can play only the black keys and skip the white keys

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Tundexi

The statement that accurately describes this mode is that he can begin on the E and end on the E.

What is the Phrygian mode?

The Phrygian mode was coined during the ancient Greek kingdom of Phrygia who were around over 3000 years ago.

In order to play on Phrygian mode, the composer must play all the notes of C major but starting on E.

Hence, the statement that accurately describes this mode is that he can begin on the E and end on the E.

Therefore, the Option C is correct.

Read more about Phrygian mode

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