How Well Do You Know Your Intervals? - Music Theory

This video tutorial introduces the concept of musical intervals, explaining how to identify and name them. It covers five specific intervals: minor third, minor tenth, augmented fifth, diminished sixth, and diminished fourth. The tutorial provides step-by-step guidance on counting notes to determine the interval type and offers additional resources for further learning on the Music Matters website.

What is the basic definition of a musical interval?

• The rhythm of a song

• The volume of a note

• The speed of a musical piece

• The distance between two notes

How do you determine the number of an interval?

• By counting the notes starting from the lower note as one

• By measuring the volume

• By analyzing the rhythm

• By checking the tempo

What type of interval is F# to A?

• Major third

• Minor third

• Augmented fourth

• Perfect fifth

What is another name for a minor tenth?

• Perfect fourth

• Major sixth

• Diminished seventh

• Compound minor third

What type of interval is G to D#?

• Diminished fifth

• Augmented fifth

• Major sixth

• Perfect fifth

What is the interval type for A to F#?

• Augmented sixth

• Diminished sixth

• Minor sixth

• Major sixth

Where can you find more resources on musical intervals?

• Music store

• Music Matters website

• Local library

• Concert hall