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Chords of Four Notes (PLAYLIST):    • Harmony in Music - III  

Greetings and welcome. Part One of this Segment explores Inverted V7 chords, and their Natural Resolutions in Major. Further installments will explore inverted V7s in Minor Keys. Writing exercises In between will provide you, the student, with opportunities to apply and practice these skills. Theory, and Practice!
Any of the three tones of a triad can be positioned as the bass note. The three positions of a triad, therefore, are the root position, first inversion, and second inversion. The bass is figured as shown: 53 (meaning root position), 63 (1st inversion), and 64 (2nd inversion).
Since any of the four tones of the dominant 7th chord may occupy the bass position, reason dictates that the V7 must have not only a first and second inversion, but also a THIRD INVERSION, for a total of four positions. Complete figures of the thorough bass are as follows: [...]

CREDITS AND LINKS
Manual of Harmony, pp. 59-61, by Dr. Salomon Jadassohn. Breitkopf and Hartel, 1890. Public Domain; no copyright.

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Harmony in Music I (Playlist, 18 videos):    • Harmony in Music - I  

Harmony in Music II (Playlist, 18 videos):    • Harmony in Music - II  

Piano-Keyboard Harmony I (Playlist):    • Piano-Keyboard Harmony I  

Videos on Inversions (First three videos of PLAYLIST):    • Harmony in Music - II