D♭ Minor Scale

Rock Scale

start by assigning your fingers to the first, second, third and fourth frets
on the fifth string play a D flat on the fourth fret using your fourth finger
on the fourth string play an E flat on the first fret using your first finger, an E on the second fret using your second finger and a G flat on the fourth fret using your fourth finger
on the third string play an A flat on the first fret using your first finger, an A on the second fret using your second finger and a B on the fourth fret using your fourth finger
on the second string play a D flat on the second fret using your second finger

D♭ MinorCAGED Scale Shapes

C Shape

A Shape

G Shape

E Shape

D Shape

Recommended Chords for a D♭ Minor Scale

	Chord	Shared Notes
	D♭ Minor 7th Guitar Chord	D♭, E, A♭, B
	D♭ Minor 11th Guitar Chord	D♭, E, A♭, B, E♭, G♭
	D♭ Minor Guitar Chord	D♭, E, A♭
	D♭ 9th sus4 Guitar Chord	D♭, G♭, A♭, B, E♭
	D♭ Minor 9th Guitar Chord	D♭, E, A♭, B, E♭
	D♭ Suspended Guitar Chord	D♭, G♭, A♭
	D♭ Suspended 2 Guitar Chord	D♭, E♭, A♭
	D♭ 7th sus4 Guitar Chord	D♭, G♭, A♭, B
	D♭ Minor (add9) Guitar Chord	D♭, E, A♭, E♭
	E♭ Diminished Guitar Chord	E♭, G♭, A
	E Suspended Guitar Chord	E, A, B
	G♭ Suspended Guitar Chord	G♭, B, D♭
	G♭ Minor Guitar Chord	G♭, A, D♭
	G♭ 13th sus4 Guitar Chord	G♭, B, D♭, E, A♭, E♭
	G♭ Minor 13th Guitar Chord	G♭, A, D♭, E, A♭, E♭
	G♭ 7th sus4 Guitar Chord	G♭, B, D♭, E
	G♭ Minor (add9) Guitar Chord	G♭, A, D♭, A♭
	G♭ Minor 6th Guitar Chord	G♭, A, D♭, E♭
	G♭ Minor 7th Guitar Chord	G♭, A, D♭, E
	G♭ 9th sus4 Guitar Chord	G♭, B, D♭, E, A♭
	G♭ Minor 6th (add9) Guitar Chord	G♭, A, D♭, E♭, A♭
	G♭ Minor 9th Guitar Chord	G♭, A, D♭, E, A♭
	G♭ Minor 11th Guitar Chord	G♭, A, D♭, E, A♭, B
	G♭ Suspended 2 Guitar Chord	G♭, A♭, D♭
	A♭ Minor 7th Guitar Chord	A♭, B, E♭, G♭
	A♭ Minor Guitar Chord	A♭, B, E♭
	A♭ 7th sus4 Guitar Chord	A♭, D♭, E♭, G♭
	A♭ Suspended Guitar Chord	A♭, D♭, E♭
	A Suspended 2 Guitar Chord	A, B, E

Minor scale

In music theory, the minor scale is three scale patterns – the natural minor scale (or Aeolian mode), the harmonic minor scale, and the melodic minor scale (ascending or descending) – rather than just two as with the major scale, which also has a harmonic form but lacks a melodic form. In each of these scales, the first, third, and fifth scale degrees form a minor triad (rather than a major triad, as in a major scale). In some contexts, minor scale is used to refer to any heptatonic scale with this property.

D♭ Minor Scale

Rock Scale

D♭ MinorCAGED Scale Shapes

Recommended Chords for a D♭ Minor Scale

Notes in a D♭ Minor Scale

Minor scale