Names of modern Western modes comes from ancient Greek music theory but it is the only similarity between them.
Abbreviations used in this article:

W = Whole step
H = Half step

T = Tone
S = Semitone
Ionian mode
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Note: All major scales are in fact transpositions of the Ionian mode.
Dorian mode
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Phrygian mode
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Lydian mode
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Mixolydian mode
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Aeolian mode
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Note: All minor natural scales are in fact transpositions of the Aeolian mode.
Locrian mode
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Transpositions off modern Western modes
Transposed Dorian mode
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Transposed Phrygian mode
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Transposed Lydian mode
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Transposed Mixolydian mode
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Transposed Aeolian mode
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Transposed Locrian mode
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External links :
1 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mode_(music)
2 - https://ledgernote.com/columns/music-theory/musical-modes-explained/
3 - https://www.dolmetsch.com/musictheory31.htm#modes


