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Diverge
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Hey Mike,
What's the chord formed by the first 4 notes in "Beauty and the Beast?"
Or, in a different inversion, D - Eb - G - Bb?
Can't figure that one out... bass is in G, but it may not be the root.
Thanks!
I'll have to give it a listen, but it certainly would have the characteristics of a G minor chord (G-Bb-D), especially if the bass is playing G. In a most minor scales, you also have a flat 6th (Eb) as a natural scale tone, which would make it simply a non-chord tone. Maybe Mike has a different take on it...
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