Chord inversions are different ways of playing the same chord on a different part of the ukulele. Think of them as different voicings.
Here's a great 6+ min. explanation of inversions and the moveable chord shapes which I get into in Uke 202.
C
The notes in the C chord are: C, E, G
![](../images/c-inversions.png)
![](../images/c.gif)
D
The notes in the D chord are: D, F#, A
![](../images/d.gif)
E
The notes in the E chord are: E, G#, B
![](../images/e.gif)
F
The notes in the F chord are: F, A, C
![](../images/f.gif)
G
The notes in the G chord are: G, B, D
![](../images/g.gif)
A
The notes in the A chord are: A, C#, E
![](../images/a.gif)
B
The notes in the B chord are: B, D#, F#
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Players will often refer to inversions as movable chords. Movable chords are inversions, just using familiar patterns. Here is a great video to demonstrate the movable chord patterns (aka inversions) on the ukulele!
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