Intervals and triads name typing — Intervals
Minor second
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Intervals name list
- Minor second
- Major second
- Minor third
- Major third
- Perfect fourth
- Augmented fourth
- Perfect fifth
- Minor sixth
- Major sixth
- Minor seventh
- Major seventh
- Perfect octave
Read and type 12 names beside their pictures in fixed order, from Minor second to Perfect octave. Practice twelve harmonic intervals above C4 and four root-position triads with C as root, in separate sets. In interval diagrams, gray is the root and teal the upper note. Read the full quality name; case-sensitive abbreviations are not mixed into answers. Enter the full displayed name or a registered alternative to advance automatically. You can edit unfinished text. Enter during input-method composition does not count as an error.
In interval diagrams, gray is the root and teal the upper note. Read the full quality name; case-sensitive abbreviations are not mixed into answers.
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