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Els '''modes grecs''' són una organització de sons descendents (que van des d'un so agut fins a un de més greu) establint distàncies d'un [[to]] o de mig to entre els set sons que els conformen.<ref name="Monro1894">{{cite book|author=David Binning Monro|title=The Modes of Ancient Greek Music|url=http://books.google.cat/books?id=X2SfaS3cLXoC&pg=PA18|accessdate=
Els seus noms deriven dels subgrups grecs ([[dòric]]s), una petita regió en el centre de [[Grècia]] ([[ == Modes grecs antics ==
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