C Eb Gb B chord
I want to use that chord in bar 4.
But I am not seeing it in any chord finder.
Does it exist?
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I want to use that chord in bar 4.
But I am not seeing it in any chord finder.
Does it exist?
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it may be : B7(b9) //functionally
The chord that this will be solved is either: Em or G.
In general, it isn't meaningful to attach a name to every single possible combination of notes. Some of the notes might be non-chord tones, there might be chord tones not included, and any of the notes could potentially be seen as the root, depending on cotext.
That said, in that context, I'd probably call it F#dim7, with the B as a non-chord tone substituting for the A. Unless you are hearing a D in the bass, in which case it's D13b9
I'm not sure what the image is supposed to represent, but a chord name for those 4 notes is C diminished - major 7
In reply to I'm not sure what the image… by xavierjazz
Your post led me to a video on You tube.
It's called '''Learn how to use dim.major 7 chords."
Thanks a lot.