The key of D♭ phrygian on guitar

D♭ E𝄫 F♭ G♭ A♭ B𝄫 C♭ — and everything inside it.

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The key of D♭ phrygian on guitar: the scale, the chord on every degree, the seventh chords and the pentatonics — drawn above, each a tap away. The row of chips over the guitar is the key’s chords; the dropdown switches it to seventh chords or pentatonics, the shape menu draws a chord as one grip at a time, and a tap on any note finds the chords that hold it. For the why, read chords in a key, the modes.

The notes of D♭ phrygian

D♭ phrygian — also spelled C♯ phrygian is D♭ E𝄫 F♭ G♭ A♭ B𝄫 C♭: the phrygian scale on D♭, seven notes, labeled 1 to 7 on the guitar above. The scale on its own, in every position, is on its page.

The chords in D♭ phrygian

The triad on each degree, stacked from the key’s own notes; the numeral’s case is the chord’s quality. The explorer above draws the six you can rest on.

DegreeChordNotes
iD♭mD♭ F♭ A♭
IIE𝄫E𝄫 G♭ B𝄫
IIIF♭F♭ A♭ C♭
ivG♭mG♭ B𝄫 D♭
A♭° — passed through, not rested onA♭ C♭ E𝄫
VIB𝄫B𝄫 D♭ F♭
viiC♭mC♭ E𝄫 G♭

The seventh chords in D♭ phrygian

One more third on each — the row on “Tetrads” above.

DegreeChordNotes
i7D♭m7D♭ F♭ A♭ C♭
IImaj7E𝄫maj7E𝄫 G♭ B𝄫 D♭
III7F♭7F♭ A♭ C♭ E𝄫
iv7G♭m7G♭ B𝄫 D♭ F♭
vø7A♭m7♭5 — passed through, not rested onA♭ C♭ E𝄫 G♭
VImaj7B𝄫maj7B𝄫 D♭ F♭ A♭
vii7C♭m7C♭ E𝄫 G♭ B𝄫

The pentatonics in D♭ phrygian

The five-note scale on each degree that fits inside the key — major where the degree’s chord is major, minor where it is minor. The row on “Pentatonics” above.

DegreeScaleNotes
iD♭m pentD♭ F♭ G♭ A♭ C♭
IIE𝄫 pentE𝄫 F♭ G♭ B𝄫 C♭
IIIF♭ pentF♭ G♭ A♭ C♭ D♭
ivG♭m pentG♭ B𝄫 C♭ D♭ F♭
vA♭m pent — not in the keyA♭ C♭ D♭ E♭ G♭
VIB𝄫 pentB𝄫 C♭ D♭ F♭ G♭
viiC♭m pentC♭ E𝄫 F♭ G♭ B𝄫

The same notes from another home

Parent major: A major.

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