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D Melodic Minor Descending scale

About the D Melodic Minor Descending scale

D Melodic Minor Descending is the way melodic minor is usually played coming down, back to the plain minor notes. It's used for classical minor melodies and descending minor lines.

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Chords in the key of D Melodic Minor Descending

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i D minor
5fr 6fr 10fr

(1st inversion)

ii° E diminished
5fr 7fr 10fr

(1st inversion)

III F
3fr 5fr 8fr

(1st inversion)

iv G minor
3fr 5fr 10fr

(1st inversion)

v A minor
2fr 5fr 7fr

(1st inversion)

VI B flat
3fr 6fr 8fr

(1st inversion)

VII C
3fr 5fr 8fr

(1st inversion)

Seventh chords in D Melodic Minor Descending

The four-note version of each chord, richer and jazzier.

i D minor seven
5fr 6fr 10fr

ii° E minor seven flat five
7fr 8fr 11fr

III F major seven
3fr 8fr

iv G minor seven
3fr 5fr 8fr 10fr

v A minor seven
5fr 7fr

VI B flat major seven
3fr 6fr 8fr

VII C seven
3fr 5fr 8fr

Progressions in D Melodic Minor Descending

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i Isus4
i III
i VIM7
i ♭VII
v i

Notes and intervals

1 D Root
2 E Major 2nd
3 F Minor 3rd
4 G Perfect 4th
5 A Perfect 5th
6 B flat Minor 6th
7 C Minor 7th

Shapes

Chromatic

C C♯ D♭ D D♯ E♭ E F F♯ G♭ G G♯ A♭ A A♯ B♭ B

Circle of Fifths

C G D A E B F♯ G♭ C♯ D♭ G♯ A♭ D♯ E♭ A♯ B♭ F

Related scales

Melodic Minor Descending in other keys

Modes

The same notes, starting on a different note.

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