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RootRoot pos pos. 1st1st i nvinv.. 2nd inv. 3r3rdd inv inv.. 7th7th chor chordd 7th7th chor chordd 7th chord 7th7th chor chordd By vertically listing the intervals above the bass note of a chord from bottom to top, we thereby know the chord’s inversion, if any. This chart lists all the inversions and intervals as we would see them in figured bass notation: ByBy ver verticticallallyy li stilistingng the the i nterintervalvalss above above t thehe bassbass notnotee ofof a chord from bottombottom toto ttop,op, w wee ther therebyeby knowknow the the chord’ chord’s sinver inversion,sion, i fi fa anyny.. Triad 7th Chord Inversion Fig. Bass Fig. Bass Bass Note ThiThis chars chart lit stlists sall all the the i nverinversionssions a ass w wee w woulouldd seesee tthemhem iinn figured bass notation.ion. 5 7 Root Root in bass 3 5 3 6 6 3rd in bass 1st 3 5 3 6 6 2nd 4 5th in bass 4 3 6 3rd N/A 4 7th in bass 2 Root position: V 7 6 7 41st inversion: V 5 4 2nd inversion: V 3 4 3rd inversion: V 2 FIGURED BASS NOTATION II This chart is a simplified version FofIG theUR sEDam eBAS figuSr NOTed baAsTIONs nota tIIion. It eliminates any unnecessary numbers. This is the notation that we actually use. This chart is a simplified version of the same figured bass notation. It eliminates any unnecessary numbers. This is the notation that we actually use. Triad 7th Chord Inversion Fig. Bass Fig Bass Bass Note Root (no numbers) 7 Root 6 6 1st 5 3rd 6 4 5th 2nd 4 3 4 3rd N/A 7th Inversion Triad 7th Chord Bass2 Note 5 7 Root Root in bass 3 5 3 These numbers would be superscript and to t6he right of the Roman numeral. For example, if we 1st 6 3rd in bass were Thesetrying numbe to desrscr wibeoul ad V be tr superiad i3ncas itse tandhre eto pos the5 s irblighte i nveof thersi onschor, dit symwoulbol.d l ook For lexaikemple so: , if we were 3 trying to desctibe a V triad in its three possible inversions, it would look like so: 6 6 2nd 4 5th in bass 4 Root po3 sition: V 6 3rd N/A 1st inver4 sion: 7thV in6 bass 2 6 2nd inversion: 4 V If we were trying to describe a V 7th chord in its four possible inversions, it would look like this: If we were trying to describe a V 7th chord in its four possible inversions, it would look like this: Root position: V 7 6 1st inversion: 5 Root position: VV 4 6 2nd inversion: V 3 1st inversion: V 5 4 4 3rd inversion: V 2 2nd inversion: V 3 4 3rd inversion: V 2 7 5 .
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