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F Phrygian dominant scale on guitar

F Phrygian dominant has 7 notes: F, G♭, A, B♭, C, D♭, E♭. Mode 5 of harmonic minor; also called Spanish Phrygian or the Jewish scale.

F Phrygian dominant: notes, degrees and the semitones to the next note
NoteFG♭AB♭CD♭E♭
Degree1♭2345♭6♭7
Step1312122

F Phrygian dominant on the whole neck

Every F Phrygian dominant note from the open strings to fret 15, in standard E tuning (E A D G B E), by name; by degree under "Show more".

F Phrygian dominant scale, note names, frets 0 to 15F2Gb2A2Bb2C3Db3Eb3F3Gb3A2Bb2C3Db3Eb3F3Gb3A3Bb3C4Eb3F3Gb3A3Bb3C4Db4Eb4F4A3Bb3C4Db4Eb4F4Gb4A4Bb4C4Db4Eb4F4Gb4A4Bb4C5Db5F4Gb4A4Bb4C5Db5Eb5F5Gb56E25A24D33G32B31E40123456789101112131415
  • F Phrygian dominant
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F Phrygian dominant scale, degrees, frets 0 to 151b2345b6b71b2345b6b71b2345b71b2345b6b71345b6b71b2345b6b71b2345b61b2345b6b71b26E25A24D33G32B31E40123456789101112131415
  • F Phrygian dominant
Degrees

F Phrygian dominant in 5 positions

The neck split into the hand positions Practice Lab practices, one for each place a F falls on a string, with the notes its scale run fingers there.

F Phrygian dominant, position 1, frets 1 to 51b2345b6b71b2345b6b71b236E25A24D33G32B31E4012345
    Position 1: frets 1–5, 17 notes
    F Phrygian dominant, position 2, frets 3 to 7345b6b71b2345b6b71b2346E25A24D33G32B31E434567
      Position 2: frets 3–7, 16 notes
      F Phrygian dominant, position 3, frets 6 to 1045b6b71b2345b6b71b2345b66E25A24D33G32B31E4678910
        Position 3: frets 6–10, 17 notes
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        F Phrygian dominant, position 4, frets 8 to 125b6b71b2345b6b71b2345b6b76E25A24D33G32B31E489101112
          Position 4: frets 8–12, 17 notes
          F Phrygian dominant, position 5, frets 10 to 14b71b2345b6b71b2345b71b26E25A24D33G32B31E41011121314
            Position 5: frets 10–14, 16 notes

            Triads in F Phrygian dominant

            Seventh chords in F Phrygian dominant

            Same notes, other names

            These scales use exactly the notes of F Phrygian dominant, starting from another root.

            Phrygian dominant in every key

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