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In music theory, inversions higher than the third require extended chords; the fourth inversion requires at least a ninth chord, the fifth at least an eleventh chord, etc. Regarding these extensions, the writer Michael Miller notes that:If you're working with extended chords, there are more than two possible inversions. For example, the third inversion of a seventh chord puts the seventh in the bass; the fourth inversion of a ninth chord puts the ninth in the bass...
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