G7 Chord Inversions
Because the G7 chord contains four notes, there are three inversions plus the root position. The following three diagrams illustrate the first inversion (3 5 b7 1), the second inversion (5 b7 1 3), and the third inversion (b7 1 3 5) of the G7 chord.
G7 Root Position
G7 First Inversion
G7 Second Inversion
G7 Third Inversion
The following example uses all the inversions of the G7 chord. Use the fingerings shown in the diagrams just shown.
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