9. Instead of Notation
- Intervals Written Out in Letters (some examples)
(some examples)
Diatonic Intervals in the key of C
C C (do do = 1, 1 ) is a perfect unison
C D (do re = 1, 2)) is a major 2nd
C E (do mi = 1, 3) is a major 3rd
C F (do fa = 1, 4) is a perfect 4th
C G (do sol = 1, 5) is a perfect 5th
C A (do la = 1, 6) is a major 6th
C B (do ti = 1, 7) is a major 7th
C C (do do above = 1, 1 above) is a perfect octave (8va)
Some Altered Intervals (non-diatonic) related to the key of C
C D♭ (do ra) is a minor 2nd
C E♭ (do me) is a minor 3rd
C F# (do fi) is an augmented 4th, a.k.a a tritone
C G♭ (do se) is a diminished 5th, a.k.a a tritone
C G# (do si) is an augmented 5th
C A♭ (do le) is a minor 6th
C B♭ (do te) is a minor 7th
Diatonic Intervals in the ...
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