11/11: Intervals
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Introduction
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Notes
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Scales
U3
Intervals
U4
Chords
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Chord Progressions
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Rhythm
U7
Musical Notation
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What is a Scale? Common Scales Scale Patterns Scales Whole-Half Approach Scales Intervals Approach Scale Detection Can you Detect Scales by Ear?
What is an Interval? Interval Names Interval Degrees Interval Qualities Major Intervals Minor Intervals Perfect Intervals Augmented Intervals Diminished Intervals Interval Detection Can you Detect Intervals by Ear?
What is a Chord? Chord Names Chord Patterns Triad Chords 7th Chords Extended Chords Chords Detection Chords Detection by Feel Chords Detection by Intervals Can you Detect Chords by Ear? Chord Inversions
What is a Chord Progression? Notating Chord Progressions Chord Progressions Detection How to build a Chord Progression
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Get started
IN
Introduction
U1
Notes
U2
Scales
U3
Intervals
U4
Chords
U5
Chord Progressions
U6
Rhythm
U7
Musical Notation
OU
Learning More
Chapters
What is a Scale? Common Scales Scale Patterns Scales Whole-Half Approach Scales Intervals Approach Scale Detection Can you Detect Scales by Ear?
What is an Interval? Interval Names Interval Degrees Interval Qualities Major Intervals Minor Intervals Perfect Intervals Augmented Intervals Diminished Intervals Interval Detection Can you Detect Intervals by Ear?
What is a Chord? Chord Names Chord Patterns Triad Chords 7th Chords Extended Chords Chords Detection Chords Detection by Feel Chords Detection by Intervals Can you Detect Chords by Ear? Chord Inversions
What is a Chord Progression? Notating Chord Progressions Chord Progressions Detection How to build a Chord Progression
Can you Detect Intervals by Ear?
Listen to the following intervals:
Major 3rd
Perfect 5th
Perfect 8th (octave)
Test Your Skills:
In the following test, you'll need to identify the played intervals:
Intervals Detection Test
Departurer, Lander, Intervalis & Interval Barks are 4 ToneGym games that focus on developing the ability to recognize intervals by ear.