G Phrygian — Irish Bouzouki

G Phrygian carries 7 notes per octave (modes family), drawn here across the Irish Bouzouki's GDAD courses with every root marked — melody is this instrument's first language, and these maps are its phrasebook.

Very dark minor with a half-step above the tonic. Spanish, Flamenco, and metal flavor — exotic, tense, and mysterious.

Heard in: Flamenco, metal, dark film scores — Carlos Santana solos, Joe Satriani's "War", Moorish and Andalusian music.

GDAD bends the grid on the top course: patterns climb in fifths until the final fourth, where every shape shifts by two frets — the maps below draw that kink instead of pretending it away.

Pick each note cleanly with alternating strokes before you ever tremolo it, and let the audio set the pitch in your ear as you go.