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Chord extensions, inversions and progressions

  • Chord extensions add notes to the basic triad beyond the seventh. They extend into the next octave and are richer than basic triads.
  • Chord inversions are variations of the same chord. Transferring the bottom note in a chord to the next octave makes an inversion.
  • Chord progressions is an ordered series of chords and support the melody and the rhythm.

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