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G♭ natural minor scale on guitar

Every position of the G♭ natural minor scale on the guitar neck, with tabs and fingering.

The standard minor scale — sad, serious or dramatic.

Its relative major is B𝄫 major — same notes, different home note. See all the chords in the key of F♯ minor.

Spell as F♯
Notes
G♭A♭B𝄫C♭D♭E𝄫F♭
Formula
12♭345♭6♭7
Steps
WHWWHWW

Guitar

Standard tuning (E A D G B E) · 7 positions using 3 notes per string

EADGBe12345678910111213141516♭7R2♭345♭6♭7R2♭345♭6♭7R2♭345♭6♭7R2♭345♭6♭7R2♭345♭6♭7R2♭3445♭6♭7R2♭345♭6♭7R2♭345♭6♭7R2

Position 1 tab · frets 2–7, ascending

e|-------------------------------4-5-7-|
B|-------------------------3-5-7-------|
G|-------------------2-4-6-------------|
D|-------------2-4-6-------------------|
A|-------2-4-5-------------------------|
E|-2-4-5-------------------------------|

Play from the lowest note to the highest, then back down. Use one finger per fret: your index finger covers fret 2, and shift your hand slightly for the wider stretches. R marks the root — the home note to start and end on.

Chords in the G♭ natural minor scale

Stack every other note of the scale to build a chord on each degree.

i G♭m G♭m7 G♭ B𝄫 D♭
ii° A♭dim A♭m7♭5 A♭ C♭ E𝄫
III B𝄫 B𝄫maj7 B𝄫 D♭ F♭
iv C♭m C♭m7 C♭ E𝄫 G♭
v D♭m D♭m7 D♭ F♭ A♭
VI E𝄫 E𝄫maj7 E𝄫 G♭ B𝄫
VII F♭ F♭7 F♭ A♭ C♭

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G♭ Natural Minor scale on guitar
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