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I think about painting all of the Harmonies: Ionia, Doria, Phrygia, Lydia, Aioria and Docria
Aioria (c) Sound Horizon 6th conceptual story album "Moira"

I figured out that all of these Harmony-characters are based on musical modes. Here's some information about AEOLIAN MODE:
Aeolian is the sixth mode, beginning on A. The Aeolian mode is also more commonly known as the Natural (Pure) minor scale. In cases where the Aeolian mode has the same key signature as a particular major key but with a different tonic, it is referred to as the relative minor scale. For example, A Aeolian is the relative minor of the C major scale. The dominant seventh chord in this mode occurs on the seventh scale degree, as VII7. Its other characteristic chords are the minor iv and v chords. There is a subtle distinction between an Aeolian modal composition and a composition in a minor key, because the sixth and seventh degrees in a minor key can be altered to create major IV and V chords. The Aeolian mode is also more commonly known as the Natural (Pure) minor scale. In cases where the Aeolian mode has the same key signature as a particular major key but with a different tonic, it is referred to as the relative minor scale. For example, A Aeolian is the relative minor of the C major scale.

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Description
I think about painting all of the Harmonies: Ionia, Doria, Phrygia, Lydia, Aioria and Docria
Aioria (c) Sound Horizon 6th conceptual story album "Moira"

I figured out that all of these Harmony-characters are based on musical modes. Here's some information about AEOLIAN MODE:
Aeolian is the sixth mode, beginning on A. The Aeolian mode is also more commonly known as the Natural (Pure) minor scale. In cases where the Aeolian mode has the same key signature as a particular major key but with a different tonic, it is referred to as the relative minor scale. For example, A Aeolian is the relative minor of the C major scale. The dominant seventh chord in this mode occurs on the seventh scale degree, as VII7. Its other characteristic chords are the minor iv and v chords. There is a subtle distinction between an Aeolian modal composition and a composition in a minor key, because the sixth and seventh degrees in a minor key can be altered to create major IV and V chords. The Aeolian mode is also more commonly known as the Natural (Pure) minor scale. In cases where the Aeolian mode has the same key signature as a particular major key but with a different tonic, it is referred to as the relative minor scale. For example, A Aeolian is the relative minor of the C major scale.

For more art/WIPs/progresses check out my Twitter: [link]