The D♭ Melodic Minor Scale is a seven-note scale that is derived from the D♭ natural minor scale. It consists of the following notes: D♭, E♭, F♭ (which is enharmonically equivalent to E), G♭, A♭, B♭, and C. When ascending, the sixth and seventh notes are raised, creating a unique sound that distinguishes it from the natural minor scale. In classical music, the D♭ Melodic Minor Scale is often used in both ascending and descending forms. While ascending, it features the raised sixth and seventh notes, but when descending, it typically reverts to the natural minor scale. This scale is commonly utilized in various genres, including jazz and classical music.