B Lydian Dominant

B · C♯ · D♯ · E♯ · F♯ · G♯ · A
The fourth mode of melodic minor, B Lydian Dominant has both a raised fourth and a flat seventh, so it's Lydian and dominant at once. It matches the overtone series closely, which is why it sounds bright rather than tense despite the alteration. The definitive scale for 7♯11 chords, and a signature sound of jazz fusion.
Left-handed
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Practice this Scale

Play-alongs where B Lydian Dominant has been identified to match well with the track.

Easy Midnight Groove Backing Track in B minor | SZBT 1131
Sebastien Zunino#blues#Bminor
The lydian dominant scale can add a playful and inventive color during transitions to more sophisticated chords.
Smoky Jazz Soul – Guitar Backing Track in Bm
Samurai Jam Tracks#jazz#Bminor
Works well when resolving into the Gmaj7 chord, adding tension before release.