Can You Name the Interval? - Music Theory

The video tutorial covers the identification and classification of musical intervals, including perfect, major, minor, and augmented intervals. It explains how to determine intervals using the major scale of the lower note and provides examples for each type of interval, such as perfect fourths, major sixths, and compound intervals.

What is the interval from C to F in the treble clef?

• Major Sixth

• Perfect Fourth

• Major Third

• Perfect Fifth

How do you determine if an interval is a major sixth?

• Count the number of semitones between the notes

• Determine if the interval is a compound interval

• Check if the upper note is the sixth note in the major scale of the lower note

• Check if the interval is a perfect fifth

What is the interval from F to F in the treble clef?

• Perfect Octave

• Minor Seventh

• Major Sixth

• Perfect Fifth

What happens to a major interval when it is reduced by one semitone?

• It becomes minor

• It becomes diminished

• It becomes augmented

• It becomes perfect

What is the interval from E to A# in the bass clef?

• Augmented Fourth

• Major Third

• Minor Third

• Perfect Fourth

How is a minor second interval identified?

• By counting the notes and checking the key signature

• By identifying it as a compound interval

• By checking if it is a perfect interval

• By determining if it is a major interval

What is a compound interval?

• An interval larger than an octave

• An interval smaller than a semitone

• An interval that is always perfect

• An interval that is always major

How do you identify a compound major third?

• By counting the notes and checking the key signature

• By moving the top note down an octave

• By moving the bottom note up an octave

• By checking if it is a perfect interval

What is the interval from E to D# in the bass clef?

• Major Seventh

• Minor Seventh

• Perfect Fifth

• Augmented Fourth

What is the interval from D to B flat in the bass clef?

• Compound Major Sixth

• Compound Minor Sixth

• Perfect Fifth

• Major Seventh