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D Phrygian Mode - Guitar Scale Breakdown

The D Phrygian mode is the 3rd mode of the B♭ major scale, creating an exotic, dark, and Spanish-inspired sound. It’s characterized by a minor scale with a flattened 2nd (♭2), giving it that mysterious edge.

Notes in D Phrygian:
D - E♭ - F - G - A - B♭ - C - D

Why Use the D Phrygian Mode?

Perfect for metal, flamenco, fusion, and film scoring.

Commonly used in songs by Metallica, Marty Friedman, and more!

Adds an intense and moody vibe to your solos.

Practice Tips:
Try it over a D minor chord progression.
Emphasize the E♭ note to highlight the Phrygian sound.
Experiment with legato, bends, and trills for a more fluid feel.

Tag a friend who needs to explore this mode!