Phrygian Dominant Guitar Scales Explained

Learn How To Play Scales on Guitar The Easy Way

In this post we're going to learn how to play the Phrygian Dominant scale, with the help of fretboard diagrams and guitar tabs.

The intervals in the Phrygian Dominant Scale scale are Root, Minor Second, Major Third, Perfect Fourth, Perfect Fifth, Minor Sixth, and Minor Seventh

The C Phrygian Dominant Scale scale is composed of the notes C, Db, E, F, G, Ab, and Bb

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C Phrygian Dominant Scale Intervals:

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Download the free Guitar Scales Chart in pdf format.

If you need help in reading the diagrams on this page, check the How to read music for guitar tutorial. To learn more about scales, check our complete guide on How to play guitar scales .

Phrygian Dominant Scale Notes in all Keys

1	b2	3	4	5	b6	b7
C	Db	E	F	G	Ab	Bb
G	Ab	B	C	D	Eb	F
D	Eb	F#	G	A	Bb	C
A	Bb	C#	D	E	F	G
E	F	G#	A	B	C	D
B	C	D#	E	F#	G	A
F#	G	A#	B	C#	D	E
Gb	Abb	Bb	Cb	Db	Ebb	Fb
C#	D	E#	F#	G#	A	B
Db	Ebb	F	Gb	Ab	Bbb	Cb
G#	A	B#	C#	D#	E	F#
Ab	Bbb	C	Db	Eb	Fb	Gb
D#	E	F##	G#	A#	B	C#
Eb	Fb	G	Ab	Bb	Cb	Db
A#	B	C##	D#	E#	F#	G#
Bb	Cb	D	Eb	F	Gb	Ab
F	Gb	A	Bb	C	Db	Eb

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Phrygian Dominant Scale Fretboard Diagrams

All the following patterns are provided in the key of C. To play the scale in another key, move the patterns up or down the neck to the root you want to use.