Leonard Bernstein on Modes
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On the link between pop music and chant, there's the odd* chestnut from Come to The Stable (1949 - a story "inspired by" the founding story of the Abbey of Regina Laudis in Bethlehem, Connecticut; warning: this clip is a mild spoiler of one of the subplots):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgE784udUNU
* Odd because the erstwhile plainsong tone is itself something of a mash-up.
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On my bucket list is to record a concept rock album moving through the 8 modes.
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I would love to hear that Vily!
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