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AP Music Theory/Unit 8 – Modes and Form
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Dorian Mode and Natural Minor Comparison
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How does the Dorian mode differ from the natural minor scale in terms of its structure and sound?

A

The Dorian mode features a raised 4th scale degree, resulting in an augmented fourth interval from the tonic.

B

The Dorian mode has a raised 6th scale degree compared to the natural minor scale, giving it a brighter sound.

C

The Dorian mode incorporates a lowered 7th scale degree, distinguishing it from the harmonic minor scale.

D

The Dorian mode has a lowered 3rd scale degree compared to the natural minor scale, creating a more melancholic timbre.

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