Inversi (Music)

In composing or arranging sometimes we are often stuck in forming the chord. There are actually many ways that a chord can have different shades .... one of them with inversion.

Inversion is to move the tone in a chord (note the 2nd (3rd in scale) or the tone of the 3rd (5th in scale)). Up one octave or down an octave. Sometimes it works to build a different nuance. Here an example of inversion:

C major

Consisting of the first tone C (root), the second tone E (3rd), and the third tone G (5th).

Its simple: C E G

If we inversion becomes:

Root: C E G writing:

First inversion: E G C C / E

Second inversion: G C E C / G

So we can memmiliki different shades. I take the example like this:

For example we have a chord change from Dminor-Cmajor-Fmajor. We can make C major with the first inversion. Become Dm - C / E - F. Then tune:

Dm: D F A

C / E: E G C

F: F A C

Like that's about .... Quite successfully create a feel of the climax in a part of music and making music is more soft due to the reduced movement of the tone that is too extreme from Dm to C..

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