Intervals of the Minor Scale Flashcards

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How many intervals from the key note of the Minor scale are Perfect?
Name them

A
  1. Primes, 4th, 5th, and Octaves
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What 3 kinds of intervals occur between the key note and the other degrees of the minor scale?

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Perfect, Major, Minor

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In the Minor Scale, which intervals are minor in all 3 forms?

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3rd

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In the Minor Scale, which intervals are major in all three forms?

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2nd

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Which intervals differ in the three forms of the minor scale?

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6th and 7th

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In the Natural form, the 6th is ____, the 7th is _____
In the Harmonic form, the 6th is ____, the 7th is _____
In the Melodic form, the 6th is ____, the 7th is _____

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In the Natural form, the 6th is minor, the 7th is minor
In the Harmonic form, the 6th is minor, the 7th is Major
In the Melodic form, the 6th is Major, the 7th is Major

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The intervals from the key note to other degrees of the Melodic Minor Scale, and from the key note to other degrees of the Major Scale are alike except for which Interval?

A

3rd
The 3rd is major in the major scale
minor in the Minor scale

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What notes are the Triads of the Minor Scale built on?

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The notes of the Harmonic form of the scale.

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What is the order of the triads?

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Tonic (i)
Supertonic (iiº)
Mediant (III†)
Subdominant (iv)
Dominant (V)
Submediant (VI)
Leading Tone (viiº)
Tonic (i)
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