D Harmonic Minor Scale | Free Online Guitar Lesson | Online Music Theory

The D Harmonic Minor scale consists of the following notes:

- D

- E

- F

- G

- A

- B♭

- C♯

The pattern for the harmonic minor scale is similar to the natural minor but with a raised seventh note. The whole and half step pattern is:

- Whole, Half, Whole, Whole, Half, Whole and a half, Half

This means:

- D to E: Whole step

- E to F: Half step

- F to G: Whole step

- G to A: Whole step

- A to B♭: Half step

- B♭ to C♯: Whole and a half step

- C♯ to D: Half step

The raised seventh (C♯) gives the harmonic minor scale its distinctive sound, making it particularly useful in classical and some types of contemporary music. Would you like tips on how to practice it or its musical applications?

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