D#

Symmetric Scale

D# / E♭ Whole Tone

6-note scale of equal whole steps. Dreamy, ambiguous, no tonal centre.

Notes in D# Whole Tone

Eb1
F2
G3
A4
B5
Db6
Eb8

Chords in D# Whole Tone

6 diatonic chords
DegreeChordNotesQuality
IEb+Eb – G – Baugmented
IIF+F – A – Dbaugmented
IIIG+G – B – Ebaugmented
IVA+A – Db – Faugmented
VB+B – Eb – Gaugmented
VIDb+Db – F – Aaugmented

Other Scales in D#

Whole Tone in All 12 Keys

Chords in D# / Eb Whole Tone

The D# whole tone scale contains the notes Eb, F, G, A, B, Db. 6-note scale of equal whole steps. Dreamy, ambiguous, no tonal centre.

The diatonic chords in D# whole tone are Eb+ (I), F+ (II), G+ (III), A+ (IV), B+ (V), Db+ (VI). These are the chords you can use when writing or improvising in this key — every note in each chord belongs to the D# whole tone scale.

To develop your ear for the D# whole tone sound, use the scale and chord trainers linked above. Being able to recognise these sounds by ear — not just read them from a chart — is what separates musicians who truly hear music from those who only read it.