D♭ major scale
D♭ major
- D♭R
- E♭2
- F3
- G♭4
- A♭5
- B♭6
- C7
Positions
How it is built
- Seven notes: whole, whole, half, whole, whole, whole, half. The half steps fall between F–G♭ and C–D♭.
- C is the leading tone. It sits a half step below D♭ and pulls hard toward it, which is why the V chord resolves home.
- Same notes as B♭ minor. Start on B♭ and the mood flips without changing a single pitch.