Music Theory Triads in Second Inversion (Music Theory Lesson 37 - part 8)

Triads in Second Inversion
(Music Theory Lesson 37 - part 8)

By using a second inversion IV chord, the movement in the bass line is eliminated.

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Staffs, Clefs and Ledger Lines
Lesson 2
Note Duration
Lesson 3
Measures and Time Signature
Lesson 4
Rest Duration
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Dots and Ties
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Simple and Compound Meter
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Odd Meter
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Steps and Accidentals
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The Major Scale
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The Minor Scales
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Introduction to Major Chords
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An Introduction to Minor Chords
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Scale Degrees
Lesson 14
Key Signatures
Lesson 15
An Introduction to Major Scales
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Key Signature Calculation
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Generic Intervals
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Specific Intervals
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Introduction Staff and Clefs
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Writing Intervals
Lesson 21
Interval Inversion
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Introduction to Chords
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Triad Inversion
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Diatonic Triads
Lesson 25
Roman Numeral Analysis
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Voicing Chords
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Analysis #1
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Seventh Chords
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Diatonic Seventh Chords
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Seventh Chord Inversion
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Composing with Minor Scales
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Nonharmonic Tones
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Phrases and Cadences
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Circle Progressions
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Common Chord Progressions
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Triads in First Inversion
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Triads in Second Inversion
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Analysis #2
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Building Neapolitan Chords
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Using Neapolitan Chords
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Instrument Ranges
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Introduction to the pentatonic scale
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Introduction to Modes
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Degrees of the scale
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Introduction to Triads
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