A simple piano chord inversion practice routine
Practise root position, first inversion and second inversion while keeping track of the bass note and chord tones.
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Build chords and understand how they move.

Explore intervals, chord formulas and harmonic relationships on the keyboard. Original diagrams and examples connect written notes to sound.
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Practise root position, first inversion and second inversion while keeping track of the bass note and chord tones.
Read the guide : A simple piano chord inversion practice routineLearn the root, third and fifth of a triad, then change one note to hear the difference between major and minor.
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An inversion changes the bass while keeping the chord tones. A voicing can change spacing and register without changing the basic chord identity.
A key identifies a sounding pitch; its written name describes its role in a scale or chord. Correct spelling makes relationships easier to read.