D-F-G-B (second inversion)
Definition
This term refers to a chord in second inversion, where the notes are arranged in the order of D-F-G-B. The fifth of the chord is in the bass position.
Related terms
Root position: A chord where the root note is in the bass position.
First inversion: A chord where the third note is in the bass position.
Triad: A three-note chord consisting of a root, third, and fifth.
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AP Music Theory - 3.5 Seventh Chord Inversions and Figures
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