LESSON 6

      

                CHORD    INVERSIONS

A Chord or Triad is inverted when the bottom nots are moved from the Bottom of the 

           STACK OF 3RDS   to The TOP.

For example if E, the Bottom note in E major root position Triad ,is moved to the E at the top of the Stack its now E major 1st inversion***

Common inverted Chords are :

  

              Root Positions  Chord (not inverted )

First Invertion,

Second Inversion

 Third Inversion   *( in a 7th Chord)

       DIATONIC TRIADS IN INVERSIONS 

Me  Playing  Diatonic Inverted intervals  

 

                     G Major  

                                

                                              

                

E minor Next