Basic - Interval Ear Trainer Flashcards
The objective of "Interval Ear Trainer" is to help you master your ear training skills in identifying the sound of intervals. An interval is the distance in pitch between two notes. Listen and identify each interval sound as: Major, minor or Perfect. A tritone, 3 whole tones/whole steps is the interval between the Perfect 4 and the Perfect 5. Learn more with the Basic Workbook - UltimateMusicTheory.com
Identify the interval being played.
Major second (whole tone - whole step)
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Major seventh
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Perfect fifth
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minor sixth
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Perfect fourth
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minor third
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Major sixth
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tritone (3 whole tones - 3 whole steps)
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minor second (semitone - half step)
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minor seventh
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Major third
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Major second (whole tone - whole step)
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Perfect fifth
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minor third
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Perfect fifth
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Perfect eighth (octave)
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Major third
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minor sixth
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Major seventh
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Major second (whole tone - whole step)
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Perfect eighth (octave)
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Major sixth
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Major third
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tritone (3 whole tones - 3 whole steps)
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Major third
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Major seventh
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Major second (whole tone - whole step)
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minor sixth
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Major second (whole tone - whole step)
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minor second (semitone - half step)
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minor third
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Major third
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Major second (whole tone - whole step)
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Perfect fourth
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minor seventh
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minor third
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Major third
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minor second (semitone - half step)
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tritone (3 whole tones - 3 whole steps)
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minor second (semitone - half step)
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Major sixth
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minor second (semitone - half step)
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Major sixth
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tritone (3 whole tones - 3 whole steps)
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minor third
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minor second (semitone - half step)
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Major seventh
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Perfect eighth (octave)
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minor third
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tritone (3 whole tones - 3 whole steps)
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Major third
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Major sixth
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minor seventh
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Perfect fourth
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minor sixth
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tritone (3 whole tones - 3 whole steps)