How To Determine The Interval - TWO MINUTE MUSIC THEORY #15

The video tutorial explains the concept of musical intervals, focusing on their quality and classification. It introduces perfect intervals, known for their hollow sound, and distinguishes between major and minor intervals based on the number of half steps. The tutorial also covers consonant and dissonant intervals, the intervals in a major scale, and how to label intervals using specific symbols.

What is the reason behind calling certain intervals 'perfect'?

• They are the most common intervals.

• They are mathematically complex.

• They are the easiest to play.

• They have a hollow sound.

Which intervals are considered consonant due to their stability?

• Unison and octave

• 2nd and 7th

• 3rd and 6th

• 4th and 5th

How many half steps are there in a major third interval?

• Three

• Two

• Four

• Five

What is the interval between C and B in a descending scale?

• Minor second

• Major second

• Major third

• Minor third

Which notation is used for an augmented interval?

• Lowercase m

• Capital P

• Capital A

• Lowercase d