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Definition of Dorian mode in English: Dorian modenoun Music The mode represented by the natural diatonic scale D–D (containing a minor 3rd and minor 7th). Example sentencesExamples - D minor was traditionally regarded as a key both ‘obscure’ and a shade perilous, as was the Dorian mode it derived from; the piece falls, with the impetuosity of youth, into more contrarious sections than does any of the later toccatas.
- His choral setting, initially in octaves, with its transposed Dorian mode on G, evolves into a kind of fantasia on the original responsory.
- A chorale tune in Dorian mode is fragmented and turned in on itself.
- Similarly, the Dorian mode runs from ray, and the Aeolian from lah.
- The piece, in the untransposed Dorian mode, begins and ends with d-final.
Definition of Dorian mode in US English: Dorian modenoun Music The mode represented by the natural diatonic scale D–D (containing a minor 3rd and minor 7th). Example sentencesExamples - D minor was traditionally regarded as a key both ‘obscure’ and a shade perilous, as was the Dorian mode it derived from; the piece falls, with the impetuosity of youth, into more contrarious sections than does any of the later toccatas.
- The piece, in the untransposed Dorian mode, begins and ends with d-final.
- His choral setting, initially in octaves, with its transposed Dorian mode on G, evolves into a kind of fantasia on the original responsory.
- A chorale tune in Dorian mode is fragmented and turned in on itself.
- Similarly, the Dorian mode runs from ray, and the Aeolian from lah.
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