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WorksheetsMusicianship!
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name this interval:
Perfect 5th
Perfect 4th
Major 3rd
Major 2nd
Name this interval:
Perfect 5th
Perfect 4th
Major 3rd
Major 2nd
Name this interval:
Major 3rd
Major 6th
Perfect 4th
Perfect 5th
Name this interval:
Perfect 4th
Major 2nd
Major 7th
Major 6th
Name this interval:
Major 6th
Major 3rd
Major 7th
Octave
Name this interval:
Octave
Major 6th
Major 2nd
Perfect 4th
Name this interval:
Major 2nd
Perfect 5th
Major 3rd
Perfect 4th
Name this interval:
Octave
Perfect 4th
Major 3rd
Major 2nd
Name this interval:
Perfect 5th
Perfect 4th
Major 6th
Octave
Name this interval:
Major 7th
Octave
Perfect 6th
Major 2nd
Name this interval:
Major 2nd
Major 6th
Perfect 4th
Major 3rd
Name this interval:
Major 2nd
Major 6th
Perfect 4th
Major 3rd
Is the second note going to sound lower, higher, or the same as the first note?
Higher
Lower
Same
Is the second note going to sound lower, higher, or the same as the first note?
Higher
Lower
Same
Is the second note going down by a STEP or a SKIP?
Step
Skip
Is the second note going down by a STEP or a SKIP?
Step
Skip
Is the second note going to sound lower, higher, or the same as the first note?
Higher
Lower
Same
Name this note
G sharp
F
F sharp
E sharp
D
Name this note
G sharp
F
F sharp
E sharp
D
Harmonic intervals are played
Consecutively
at the same time
The interval shown is a (an)
6th
7th
8th (octave)
5th
The interval shown is a
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
When trying to figure out intervals...
first, start with the first or bottom note and call it 1
then, count up by lines and spaces until you reach the top note.
The example interval is a 3rd.
Melodic intervals are played
consecutively
at the same time
