Inversions Questions Medium
A second inversion chord is a type of chord where the fifth of the chord is the lowest sounding note. In other words, the third of the chord is raised an octave above the root note, and the fifth is raised an octave above the third. This creates a unique and distinct sound compared to the root position and first inversion chords. In musical notation, a second inversion chord is typically indicated by a "6/4" symbol above the chord.