V-6/5 chord
Definition
The V-6/5 chord is a first inversion dominant seventh chord. It consists of the root, third, fifth, and sixth scale degree of the key.
Related terms
Root position triad: A triad with the root as the lowest note.
First inversion triad: A triad with the third as the lowest note.
Dominant seventh chord: A four-note chord consisting of a major triad and a minor seventh above the root.
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AP Music Theory - 3.5 Seventh Chord Inversions and Figures
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