F phrygian dominant scale: notes, formula and fretboard

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F phrygian dominant
The F phrygian dominant scale has 7 notes: F, Gb, A, Bb, C, Db and Eb. Its formula is 1 b2 3 4 5 b6 b7 and its steps, in tones, are ½ – 1½ – ½ – 1 – ½ – 1 – 1.
The phrygian dominant mode (the "flamenco scale") has an eastern color, with a minor second and a major third. Typical of flamenco and Middle Eastern music.

F phrygian dominant

F Gb A Bb C Db Eb · 1 b2 3 4 5 b6 b7
CFACFACFADbEbGbBbDbEbGbBbDbEbGbBb
Colored dots: notes of the scale, the root is the darkest.

Notes and intervals

Note
Degree
F
1
Gb
b2
A
3
Bb
4
C
5
Db
b6
Eb
b7

Same notes (modes and relatives)

Neighbouring scales (fifth and fourth)

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Frequently asked questions

What are the notes of the F phrygian dominant scale?

The notes of the F phrygian dominant scale are F, Gb, A, Bb, C, Db and Eb.

What is the formula of the phrygian dominant scale?

The formula of the phrygian dominant scale is 1 b2 3 4 5 b6 b7: it is built with the steps ½ – 1½ – ½ – 1 – ½ – 1 – 1 (in tones).

How many accidentals are in the F phrygian dominant scale?

The F phrygian dominant scale has 4 flats.

Which chords go with the F phrygian dominant scale?

The chords of the F phrygian dominant scale are F major, F# major, A diminished, Bb minor, C diminished, C# augmented and Eb minor.