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Why do second inversion chords demand special treatment? Starting with an explanation of why root position and first inversion chords are stable in themselves we are introduced to 6/4 5/3 progressions and passing 6/4 chords, as the safest places to employ second inversion chords. Specific examples are explored so you can see and hear how and why second inversions require resolution and how best to make them work.
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0:00 - Introduction to when should you use second inversion chords
0:37 - What's wrong with second inversion chords?
3:01 - 6-4 5-3 cadences
7:02 - Passing 6-4 progressions
11:02 - Conclusion
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Why do second inversion chords demand special treatment? Starting with an explanation of why root position and first inversion chords are stable in themselves we are introduced to 6/4 5/3 progressions and passing 6/4 chords, as the safest places to employ second inversion chords. Specific examples are explored so you can see and hear how and why second inversions require resolution and how best to make them work.
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🕘 Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction to when should you use second inversion chords
0:37 - What's wrong with second inversion chords?
3:01 - 6-4 5-3 cadences
7:02 - Passing 6-4 progressions
11:02 - Conclusion
🎓 Learn Music Online with Music Matters
Learn music theory, aural tests, composition, sight reading, orchestration and more! Prepare and practice for music exams and diplomas with Music Matters Courses. Whether you're just getting started with learning music, or you're an experienced musician looking to expand your abilities - we have something for you in our course library. With hours of step-by-step training, our courses will truly help you elevate your musicianship skills to the next level.
mmcourses.co.uk
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