Does anyone know what this chord is called? I'm trying to

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uh... g...

>>73160982
That's a G major chord

>>73160982
its a fucking G chord

That's not a chord. If you played all those notes together you would get a triad on G. I'm not sure what you're talking about.

>>73161009
>>73161012
>>73161016
>>73161021
>>73161024

I'm a bit confused.
Which one is it?

>>73161040
>>73161024 is technically right, it's a broken G major chord in an Alberti bass figuration (meaning if you piled all the notes on top of each other you would get a G major chord)

>>73161040
GBDG

a g chord

>>73161012
Yeah, it's an arpeggiated G maj chord, but that's just a guess cuz I don't know if there's a key signature, witch I'm assuming there is because of the natural on the F half note.
A more complete picture with more musical context might help.

>>73161040
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberti_bass

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Here is the full picture.

What chords is that

>>73161121
Key signature is in G
First chord is G
Second chord is D

>>73161144
Is that a D on the second one? Whaaaaaat

>>73161188
Dmaj7
Mozart is shit

>>73161311
That's not even a major 7, it's just another triad.
And this is further proof that Mozart is underrated.

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>>73161311
Fuck me; it's not maj7, just 7.
I'm out ;_;

>>73161335
>just another triad
that represents V7.

>>73161024
Its not a chord like this guy said but depending on the tempo it can sound like one.But get it straight or you will make it harder.

Chord=3 or more notes.