What are Intervals? - TWO MINUTE MUSIC THEORY #14

The video tutorial explains musical intervals, which are the distances between two notes, chords, or keys. It covers different types of intervals such as unison, second, third, and fourth, and how to count them. The tutorial also distinguishes between ascending and descending intervals, as well as harmonic and melodic intervals. Additionally, it introduces compound intervals, which are larger than an octave, and provides examples to illustrate these concepts.

What is the term used for the interval between two identical notes?

• Second

• Fourth

• Unison

• Third

How is an interval described when the notes are played one after the other?

• Compound Interval

• Melodic Interval

• Octave

• Harmonic Interval

What do you call an interval that spans more than an octave?

• Compound Interval

• Melodic Interval

• Octave

• Harmonic Interval

If a note is an eighth apart from another, what is this interval called?

• Seventh

• Fifth

• Octave

• Ninth

What is the interval called when C is played with the D an octave above?

• Compound Interval

• Seventh

• Ninth

• Octave