F-G-B-D (third inversion)
Definition
This term refers to a chord in third inversion, where the notes are arranged in the order of F-G-B-D. The seventh of the chord is in the bass position.
Related terms
Seventh chord: A four-note chord consisting of a root, third, fifth, and seventh.
Second inversion: A chord where the fifth note is in bass position.
Figured Bass notation: Symbols used to indicate intervals above or below a given bass note.
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