Intervals Flashcards

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What Major intervals are Perfect?

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P1 (unison), P4, P5, p8

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What is an interval?

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The difference in pitch between two notes including the start and finish notes. E.g. F -C is a fifth

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How can you create a minor interval from a major interval?

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Reduce the major interval by a semitones by raising the bottom note or lowering the top note.

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How can you create a diminished interval?

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Reduce a minor or perfect interval by a semitones by lowering the top note or raising the bottom note.

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How can you create an augmented interval?

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By increasing a major or perfect interval by a semitone.

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What is an inverted interval?

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When an interval’s lower pitch is raised by an octave or when its upper pitch is lowered by an octave.

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What number does an interval and its inversion add up to?

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9.

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What do the different types of intervals invert to become?

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Major - minor
Augmented - diminished
Perfect - Perfect

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What is a compound interval?

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Any interval greater than an octave.
P8 + M2 = M9
P8 + M3 = M10

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