Identifying Musical Intervals

This video tutorial introduces chromatic harmonic intervals without a fixed root. The instructor plays harmonic intervals starting on random pitches, and the viewer is tasked with identifying each interval as one of several types, such as minor 2nd, major 2nd, minor 3rd, and so on. The correct answer is provided after a bell sound. The video includes a series of interval identification exercises, concluding with the completion of the exercise.

What is the task described in the introduction of the video?

• Compose a melody using given intervals.

• Identify the root note of a melody.

• Transcribe a piece of music.

• Identify harmonic intervals by ear.

Which interval is played immediately after the bell in the practice section?

• Tritone

• Perfect 4th

• Major 3rd

• Minor 3rd

During the practice section, which interval is repeated twice?

• Major 2nd

• Perfect 5th

• Octave

• Minor 7th

What is the last interval played before the exercise is complete?

• Minor 6th

• Tritone

• Major 7th

• Minor 3rd

Which interval is not mentioned in the final section of the exercise?

• Perfect 5th

• Major 3rd

• Major 6th

• Minor 2nd