F♯ phrygian dominant scale
F♯ phrygian dominant
- F♯R
- G♭2
- A♯3
- B4
- C♯5
- D♭6
- E♭7
Positions
How it is built
- Phrygian with a major 3rd: A♯ instead of A. Seven notes.
- The three-half-step gap from G to A♯ is the Spanish sound. It is the fifth mode of B harmonic minor, and it lives over an F♯ or F♯7 chord.
- Flamenco runs it over the Andalusian cadence; metal borrows it for the same exotic pull.