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Week 9 Intervals

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Week 9 Entry 6 Intervals  Definition: difference in pitch between two sounds.  Interval Sizes A  tone  the interval of two semitones. Examples of tones (whole steps) the notes C and D are two letter notes apart and so is an interval of a 2nd. C and E they are three letter notes apart and so this interval is a 3rd. C – E is a 3rd C to F are four letter notes apart and so would be a 4th. C – F is a 4th This pattern continues in the same manner. etc.... Unison Interval We can also have intervals that are the same note.  Major Intervals If it’s a 4th, 5th or an 8ve, then it will be a perfect interval, if it’s another interval then it will be a major interval. Here’s C major scale with the major intervals marked: Major intervals This is the case for every major scale, not just C major. If the lower note is the tonic and the upper note is in the major scale, it will always either be a major or perfect interval. Minor Interval A  minor interval  has one less ...

Diatonic Modes WEEK 6

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Week 6   Diatonic Modes What are they? Their are 7 diatonic modes. Their names are Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, Aeolian and Locrian. An ascending list of seven successive natural  notes , slike C–D–E–F–G–A–B would be an example of a diatonic scale. Video 1 Video 2 Video of Self