Intervals 4A: All dim and aug

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  With this course you can practise:

  • Augmented and diminished intervals

  Recommended to study before this course:

  • Intervals 3
• Select section Diminished and augmented intervals

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  Diminished and augmented intervals

  Augmented intervals are wider by one semitone than perfect or major intervals, while having the same interval number (i.e., encompassing the same number of staff positions). Diminished intervals, on the other hand, are narrower by one semitone than perfect or minor intervals of the same interval number.(Wikipedia)

  2 3 6 7 1 4 5 8   augmented    augmented  MAJOR PERFECT MINOR diminished diminished

  
  

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  Listening intervals

  Without a musical context, the interval is usually perceived in the most familiar way:

  • d2 sounds like P1
  • A2 sounds like m3
  • d3 sounds like M2
  • A3 = P4
  • d6 = P5
  • A6 = m7
  • d7 = M6
  • A7 = P8

  
  

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