Chords in the key of D♭ major
The seven chords of D♭ major with diagrams, plus the scale, the key signature, common progressions and capo shapes.
Also written C♯ major, with 7 sharps instead of 5 flats. It is the same key and sounds the same.
- ID♭
- iiE♭m
- iiiFm
- IVG♭
- VA♭
- viB♭m
- vii°Cdim
- Key signature
- 5 flats (B♭, E♭, A♭, D♭, G♭)
- Relative minor
- B♭ minor
The 7 chords of D♭ major
Tap a diagram for more ways to play it. Capital numerals are major chords, small ones minor, ° diminished.
Seventh chords in D♭ major
Common progressions in D♭ major
I–IV–V
- ID♭
- IVG♭
- VA♭
I–V–vi–IV
- ID♭
- VA♭
- viB♭m
- IVG♭
vi–IV–I–V
- viB♭m
- IVG♭
- ID♭
- VA♭
I–vi–IV–V
- ID♭
- viB♭m
- IVG♭
- VA♭
ii–V–I
- iiE♭m
- VA♭
- ID♭
12-bar blues
- ID♭
- ID♭
- ID♭
- ID♭
- IVG♭
- IVG♭
- ID♭
- ID♭
- VA♭
- IVG♭
- ID♭
- VA♭
Notes of the D♭ major scale
- D♭1
- E♭2
- F3
- G♭4
- A♭5
- B♭6
- C7
D♭ major has 5 flats (B♭, E♭, A♭, D♭, G♭).
Play in D♭ major with a capo
- C shapescapo 1
- A shapescapo 4
- G shapescapo 6
Easy shapes up to the 7th fret. The capo chart goes up to fret 9.
Related keys
- B♭ minorRelative minor, same notes · 5♭
- G♭ majorA fifth lower, the key of its IV chord · 6♭
- A♭ majorA fifth higher, the key of its V chord · 4♭
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