D♭ Major Scale

🍎 Here's a crunchy D flat major scale reference which shows the notes and fingering on a piano keyboard. Plus, an interactive tool to play chord progressions and a list of common chord progressions in the key of D_♭ major.

ⓘ The C^♯ major scale is enharmonic to the D_♭ major scale. It has the same pitches, but uses different notes names: C^♯ D^♯ E^♯ F^♯ G^♯ A^♯ B^♯.

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D♭ major scale

notes: D_♭ E_♭ F G_♭ A_♭ B_♭ C

relative minor: B_♭ minor

D_♭
E_♭
F
G_♭
A_♭
B_♭
C
D_♭

G♯

D♯
A♯

E♯
B♯

F
C

D♯
G♯

E♯
A♯

B♯

left hand

right hand

chords in the key of D♭ major

Tap or use numbers 1 through 7 to trigger the chords. This tool can be used as a chord progression generator.

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simple drum pattern

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D_♭ major D_♭ F A_♭

E_♭ minor E_♭ G_♭ B_♭

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F minor F A_♭ C

G_♭ major G_♭ B_♭ D_♭

A_♭ major A_♭ C E_♭

B_♭ minor B_♭ D_♭ F

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C diminished C E_♭ G_♭

last chords played

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common chord progressions

Here's list of popular major key chord progressions along with the specific chords they represent in the key of D♭ major. Again, you can use numbers 1 through 7 on your keyboard to trigger the different chords.

I D_♭ maj

IV G_♭ maj

V A_♭ maj

I D_♭ maj

vi B_♭ min

ii E_♭ min

V A_♭ maj

vi B_♭ min

IV G_♭ maj

I D_♭ maj

V A_♭ maj

I D_♭ maj

iii F min

IV G_♭ maj

V A_♭ maj

I D_♭ maj

IV G_♭ maj

vi C min

V A_♭ maj

ii E_♭ min

V A_♭ maj

I D_♭ maj

vi B_♭ min

IV G_♭ maj

V A_♭ maj

I D_♭ maj

IV G_♭ maj

ii E_♭ min

V A_♭ maj

iii F min

vi B_♭ min

ii E_♭ min

V A_♭ maj

I D_♭ maj

V A_♭ maj

vi B_♭ min

IV G_♭ maj

I D_♭ maj

IV G_♭ maj

V A_♭ maj

I D_♭ maj

V A_♭ maj

ii E_♭ min

iii F min

showhide degrees & intervals

degrees	notes	intervals
1: Tonic	D_♭	Unison
2: Supertonic	E_♭	Major 2nd
3: Mediant	F	Major 3rd
4: Subdominant	G_♭	Perfect 4th
5: Dominant	A_♭	Perfect 5th
6: Submediant	B_♭	Major 6th
7: Leading Tone	C	Major 7th
1: Octave/Tonic	D_♭	Perfect 8th

making a major scale

🔧 The major scales are constructed using this note pattern:

W-W-H-W-W-W-H

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W = Whole step H = Half step

go to a different major or minor scale

C major D major E major F major G major A major B major E_♭/D^♯ major G_♭/F^♯ major A_♭/G^♯ major B_♭/A^♯ major

C minor D minor E minor F minor G minor A minor B minor C^♯/D_♭ minor D^♯/E_♭ minor F^♯/G_♭ minor G^♯/A_♭ minor A^♯/B_♭ minor

piano samples

The piano samples used here are from “ Salamander Grand Piano V3 ” by Alexander Holm, licensed under CC BY 3.0.

drum samples

The drum samples used here are from “ Mailbox Badger : Public Domain Drum Samples : Vol. 2 ”by Mailbox Badger/Patrick Callan, licensed under CC BY 3.0.