The Phrygian scale is the third mode in a group of seven musical modes. It has a dark, exotic, and tense sound, often giving a feeling of mystery or drama. For example, if you play the white keys on a piano from E to E, you’re playing the E Phrygian scale. | Steve Perkins Studio LLC

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