⭐ There's Another Way to Play G7! ⭐

Want to make the song a little easier?

You've already learned G7.

But chords don't always have to be played in the same shape. We can move the notes around and it's still the same chord!

Here's the G7 you already know:

G7 —   G – B – D – F

G7 piano chord showing the keys and right-hand fingering

⭐ Now Try This G7

G7 2nd inversion piano chord showing the keys and right-hand fingering

This time, the same four notes are in a different order:

D – F – G – B

It's still G7!

This new shape keeps your hand closer to the other chords in Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, so you don't have to move as far.

What's This Called?

When we rearrange the notes of a chord like this, it's called an inversion.

You don't need to remember that yet — just remember that there can be more than one way to play the same chord. ⭐

⭐ Try the Song Again!

Go back to Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star and try using this G7 instead.

Which way feels easier to you?

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