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    This document discusses inversions of a C major 7th chord. It explains that inversions are created by rearranging the root, third, fifth, and seventh notes of the chord. The inversion is determined by which note of the triad is the lowest note in the chord, with the root position having the root as the lowest note, first inversion having the third as the lowest note, second inversion having the fifth as the lowest note, and third inversion having the seventh as the lowest note.

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    This document discusses inversions of a C major 7th chord. It explains that inversions are created by rearranging the root, third, fifth, and seventh notes of the chord. The inversion is determined by which note of the triad is the lowest note in the chord, with the root position having the root as the lowest note, first inversion having the third as the lowest note, second inversion having the fifth as the lowest note, and third inversion having the seventh as the lowest note.

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    This document discusses inversions of a C major 7th chord. It explains that inversions are created by rearranging the root, third, fifth, and seventh notes of the chord. The inversion is determined by which note of the triad is the lowest note in the chord, with the root position having the root as the lowest note, first inversion having the third as the lowest note, second inversion having the fifth as the lowest note, and third inversion having the seventh as the lowest note.

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    SEVENTH CHORD INVERSIONS

    C Major 7th Chord

    Seventh
    Fifth
    Third
    Root

    Inversions are created when the root, third, fifth, and


    seventh are rearranged. The inversion is determined by
    which note of the triad is the lowest note in the chord.

    Root Position First Inversion


    The root (scale degree The third is
    1) is the lowest note of the lowest note
    the chord. of the chord.

    Second Inversion Third Inversion


    The fifth is The seventh is
    the lowest note the lowest note
    of the chord. of the chord.

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