Those are scales. the highlighted notes (aka the guide tones) are notes in that specific chord that give a harmonic pull towards the next chord. generally they are the 3rd and 7th note (that’s what determines what type of chord it may be: major, minor, major-minor, or dominant). they are the most harmonically important notes in the chord since they determine the quality of the chord itself, so make sure they are in perfect tune.
1. 5th, C G (the one given just to see how ill answer lol)
2. 4th, A E
3. 3rd, B D
4. 2nd G A
5. 5th E B
6. 2nd G A ( yes again the one under the given one)
7. 5th G D
8. 3rd B G
9. 4th C F
10. 3rd D F
hope that helps! :)
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I believe that is Erich Korngold.
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