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• Melodically, he often incorporates locrian, as well as pentatonic scales.
• Locrian 2 is commonly used in jazz and some rock.
• But according to other writers, he was the son of Thromius the Locrian.
• The name " Locrian " is taken from music theory of Diatonic Mixolydian tonos.
• If Melinno was Locrian, her native tongue was probably a Italiot Greek dialect.
• Although the Locrian code distinctly favored the aristocracy, Zaleucus was famous for his conciliation of societal factions.
• In the first part, the modes alternate between A-flat mixolydian and G-sharp locrian.
• Possibly the expulsion of the hero by the Locrian Euthymus served to express the conquest of the city by Locri.
• The Locrian mode is traditionally considered theoretical rather than practical because the triad built on the first scale degree is diminished.
• The Locrian mode is not at all traditional in English music, but was used by Kirkpatrick as a musical innovation.
• Locrian women became the vehicles for the transmission of status, and marriage maintained the social order of a traditional oligarchy.
• Locrian maidens were seen as marginal beings and scapegoats, separated from normal life, a feature of rites of passage.
• Icelandic singer-songwriter Bj鰎k used the Locrian mode for the bass part of her 1995 hit " Army of Me ".
• In English, "'Arabian scale "'may refer to what is known as the major Locrian scale.
• Philomelos then laid siege to Argolas, but failed to capture it, and instead pillaged as much Locrian territory as possible.
• As a contemporary music percussionist he has played with the Locrian Chamber Players and the S . E . M . Ensemble.
• The super locrian scale ( enharmonically identical to the altered scale ) is obtained by flattening the fourth note of the diatonic Locrian mode.
• The super locrian scale ( enharmonically identical to the altered scale ) is obtained by flattening the fourth note of the diatonic Locrian mode.
• English folk musician John Kirkpatrick's song " Dust to Dust " was written in the Locrian mode, backed by his concertina.
• A version of the major Locrian scale is listed as " mode 3 " in the French translation of Pythagorean version of the scale.