 Inversions higher than third

In music, an "inversion" refers to the positioning of the notes in a chord. When you have a chord, the notes can be arranged in various ways. The most basic form of a chord is its root position, where the root note is the lowest. The inversions of a chord rearrange these notes. For a triad (a three-note chord): 1. **Root Position**: The root note is at the bottom.