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A science-backed vocal exercise you can actually use—just 2 minutes a day.

This Week: Dorian Scale (Ascending)

Why This Matters:

Practicing an ascending Dorian scale develops fluency with modal pitch content—specifically the raised 6th that distinguishes Dorian from natural minor. This is not just a theoretical distinction; the raised 6th alters the emotional and stylistic color of the scale, making it essential for singers working in jazz, funk, rock, and modal repertoire. Developing comfort with that sound sharpens modal listening and expands stylistic versatility. Unlike major and natural minor scales, which dominate most warmups, the Dorian scale requires conscious tuning of a pitch that often defaults flat due to habit or muscle memory. And for the historically inclined, Dorian was widely used in Renaissance vocal music—so this exercise also taps into one of the oldest modal systems in the Western tradition.

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