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A handful of different contexts for a 3-note "minor scale"

Inspired by my friend and amazing music educator Beau Taillefer's video here on breaking content down while learning:    • Musicians! Learn Better With Proper Sequen...   Using only the notes D E F (a minor trichord or 3-note scale) melodically over perhaps 10 different contexts: 1. Out of harmonic context, exploring tonal patterns of 3-5 notes, and rhythms in duple swing 2. 0:45 D harmonic minor/minor blues 3. 1:00 F major 4. 1:15 C major (could have also been C mixolydian, but I didn't use either B or Bb) 5. 1:33 A harmonic minor 6. 2:02 G mixolydian (pastoral, but you can see my ears and fingers wanted to take it out [Bb] and make it rockier) 7. 2:30 F lydian 8. 2:57 E phrygian 9. 3:22 D dorian 10. 3:54 Bb Lydian (fingers went for major first) 11. 4:25 D locrian #2 (not super successful, should have probably used Dorian b5 instead. doesn't help that I used an A in the bass later on) 4:54 Bb lydian dominant (which should have really been followed by F melodic minor) Notable omissions (which would have made this a very long video indeed!): A phrygian dominant/Hijaz A mixolydian b6 A harmonic major Bb lydian #2 B locrian B locrian #2 whole-half diminished on B/D/F/G# B dorian b5 C major #5 C mixolydian b6 C harmonic major C mixolydian D harmonic minor #4 D dorian #4 D aeolian D melodic minor E phrygian dominant F lydian augmented G dorian G dorian b2 Ab lydian augmented