A Major Aeolian

Parallel Modes A Major Aeolian All Forms A Major Aeolian Scale Shown A Major Aeolian is found in the C Major Scale A is the 6th (Aeolian) tone of the C Major Scale

Parallel Modes A Major Aeolian All Forms Notes shown as Flat (♭) reflect lowered notes from original A Major scale

A Aeolian Scale derived from the 6th tone of the C Major Scale.
The 3rd, 6th, and 7th tones are lowered 1/2 step.
This is the A Form of the Caged System.
The tone intervals of the Aeolian are the same as the C Major Scale.
Small black triangles show note altered from original A Major Scale.

A Aeolian Scale derived from the 6th tone of the C Major Scale.
The 3rd, 6th, and 7th tones are lowered 1/2 step.
This is the G Form of the Caged System.
The tone intervals of the Aeolian are the same as the C Major Scale.
Small black triangles show note altered from original A Major Scale.

A Aeolian Scale derived from the 6th tone of the C Major Scale.
The 3rd, 6th, and 7th tones are lowered 1/2 step.
This is the E Form of the Caged System.
The tone intervals of the Aeolian are the same as the C Major Scale.
Small black triangles show note altered from original A Major Scale.

A Aeolian Scale derived from the 6th tone of the C Major Scale.
The 3rd, 6th, and 7th tones are lowered 1/2 step.
This is the D Form of the Caged System.
The tone intervals of the Aeolian are the same as the C Major Scale.
Small black triangles show note altered from original A Major Scale.

A Aeolian Scale derived from the 6th tone of the C Major Scale.
The 3rd, 6th, and 7th tones are lowered 1/2 step.
This is the C Form of the Caged System.
The tone intervals of the Aeolian are the same as the C Major Scale.
Small black triangles show note altered from original A Major Scale.

Parallel Modes A Major Aeolian All Forms