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    The document describes how to identify musical intervals. It outlines 3 steps: 1) Count the distance between notes, 2) Check if the higher note is in the lower note's major scale, 3) If not, the interval is minor, augmented, doubly augmented, diminished, or doubly diminished based on the major scale note. It then provides examples of each type of interval notation and explains that intervals can be augmented or diminished by raising or lowering the higher note by a half or whole step while retaining the original interval distance.

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    Intervals for class music.

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    The document describes how to identify musical intervals. It outlines 3 steps: 1) Count the distance between notes, 2) Check if the higher note is in the lower note's major scale, 3) If not, the interval is minor, augmented, doubly augmented, diminished, or doubly diminished based on the major scale note. It then provides examples of each type of interval notation and explains that intervals can be augmented or diminished by raising or lowering the higher note by a half or whole step while retaining the original interval distance.

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    1 Intervals - Full Score

    Transféré par

    Glyn MacDonald
    The document describes how to identify musical intervals. It outlines 3 steps: 1) Count the distance between notes, 2) Check if the higher note is in the lower note's major scale, 3) If not, the interval is minor, augmented, doubly augmented, diminished, or doubly diminished based on the major scale note. It then provides examples of each type of interval notation and explains that intervals can be augmented or diminished by raising or lowering the higher note by a half or whole step while retaining the original interval distance.

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    Intervals

    Step 1 - Count the distance using the lowest note of the interval.
    Step 2 - Check if the higher note is in the major scale of the lower note. YES - then its Maj or Perf.
    Step 3 - If NO - then its Minor or Aug, dble aug, Dim or dbl dim. You nd this from knowing the
    major scale note in that interval and seeing how its been changed.

    Maj 2nd

    &

    Maj 3rd

    P4th

    P5th

    Maj 7th

    Maj 6th

    Octave/P8th

    Any interval can be augmented (raised by a half step), doubly augmented (raised by a tone).
    8

    Aug 2nd

    Aug 3rd

    Aug 4th

    Aug 5th

    Aug 6th

    Aug 7th

    Aug 8th

    & #

    The important thing to remember is that we always count the distance in numbers rst.
    15

    &

    This interval is a Maj 6th,


    its from the major scale.

    This interval is still a 6th in distance


    but it is now an augmented 6th.

    17

    Doubly augemented is still the same distance in numbers but it has been raised twice.

    & b

    #
    b

    This is a P 5th.
    This is still a 5th if we count the distance, but
    the sharp makes the 5th doubly augmented.

    Any interval can be diminished by lowering it by a half step and doubly dim by lowering a tone.
    19

    Dim 2nd

    & b

    Min 3rd

    Dim 4th

    Dim 5th

    Dim 6th

    Min 7th

    Dim 8th

    26

    &

    This interval is a Maj 6th.

    This is still the distance of a 6th but now it is


    a Dim 6th.

    28

    &
    This interval is a P 5th.

    The distance is still a 5th but the double at


    lowers it by two semitones making it doubly
    diminshed interval. Dble Dim 5th.

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