Second Inversion Triad
Definition
A second inversion triad is a chord in which both the third and fifth of the chord are above its root note.
Related terms
Root Position Triad: A root position triad is a chord where the root note is in the bass position.
First Inversion Triad: A first inversion triad is a chord where the third of the chord is in the bass position.
Harmonic Progression: The movement from one harmony to another, often creating tension and resolution.
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Study guides (1)
AP Music Theory - 3.1 Triad and Chord Qualities (M, m, d, A)
Additional resources (1)
AP Music Theory - Unit 3 Overview: Music Fundamentals III (Triads and Seventh Chords)
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