B Phrygian mode on ukulele
The Phrygian mode is a minor scale with a minor second, a half step above the root. Its dark, Spanish color is heard in flamenco and metal.
On the whole neck
Position from fret 10
Root notes are filled. Strings from the 4th (left on the full neck) to the 1st; the position starts from the root on the 3rd string, the lowest one.
Notes of the scale
| Degree | Note | Interval |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | B | root |
| 2 | C | minor second |
| 3 | D | minor third |
| 4 | E | perfect fourth |
| 5 | F♯ (F sharp) | perfect fifth |
| 6 | G | minor sixth |
| 7 | A | minor seventh |
Steps between notes: H – W – W – W – H – W – W (W = whole step, H = half step)
This mode uses the same notes as the G major scale, starting from another degree.
Chords of the scale
Triads built on each degree:
Other B scales
- Major
- Minor
- Harmonic minor
- Melodic minor
- Major pentatonic
- Minor pentatonic
- Blues
- Dorian
- Lydian
- Mixolydian
- Locrian