E♭ (D#) Major Scale

The E♭ major scale is a seven-note scale with a bright and uplifting sound, often used in classical, jazz, and popular music. It’s more common in practice than its enharmonic equivalent, D# major, due to its simpler key signature.

The Intervals Between Notes 
W - W - H - W - W - W - H

E♭ to F : Whole step
F to G : Whole step
G to A♭ : Half step
A♭ to B♭ : Whole step
B♭ to C : Whole step
C to D : Whole step
D to E♭ : Half step

The E♭ major key signature has 3 flats:
B♭, E♭, A♭

The relative minor of E♭ major is C minor (they share the same key signature).