Reply to: What’s the Point of “Neapolitan Chords”?
On improvisation, what scales do you play on this chord?
Let say in C minor key, Neapolitan Sixth is D♭/F. Since D is flattened, one candidate is definitely Phrygian. Alternatively, you may raise the 7th from it to make the leading tone like the harmonic minor manner, which is called a “Neapolitan Minor” scale.
