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Definition of consonance
Stable sound, needs no resolution
Def of dissonance
Unstable sound, needs resolution
What is a simple interval
Interval less than an octave
Compound interval
Larger than one octave
Def of interval
Measure of musical space between two pitches
Def of interval
Measure of musical space between two pitches
Def melodic interval
Intervals between successive pitches
Def of harmonic interval
Intervals between two pitches sounding simultaneously
When pairs of intervals are made from the same pitch classes but with the order reversed they are related how?
Inversely l
Def of harmonic interval
Intervals between two pitches sounding simultaneously
What is the inverse relationship for perfect intervals
If you inverse them they're still perfect
What is the inversive relationship with major and minor keys
If you reverse a major interval it becomes minor, reverse a minor it becomes major
How do you quickly find the inversion for an interval
They sum up to nine
What's a semitone
Half step
What is a tritone
Spans 3 whole steps,
Fifth between 7and 4
What does doubly augmented mean
If a major or perfect interval is made one whole step larger without changing letter names of pitches
What does doubly diminished mean
If minor or perfect interval is made one whole step smaller (without changing letter names)
What is enharmonically equivalent
Intervals that span the same number of semitones but have different names
Any interval can be spelled how many ways
4
Which intervals are consonant
Unison, 3rd, 5th, 6th, octave
Which intervals are dissonant
2nd 7th, any augmented or diminished, tritone
Which intervals are considered perfect consonances
Unison, 5th and octave
Which intervals are imperfect consonances
3rd and 6th
Is P4 treated as a dissonant or consonant interval
Consonance melodically, dissonance harmonically