Music Theory Question

Apr 14, 2008 14:22

Due to a random discussion of vocal warm-ups with Amy yesterday, my mind got stuck on trying to remember my ear training for intervals while laying awake last night with a headache. I had songs to help me recognize most of the intervals (i.e., Here Comes the Bride starts with a perfect fourth, Love Story starts with a minor sixth).

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Re: here ya go. pixie_paige April 17 2008, 23:07:53 UTC
Thank you SOOO much.
I had to hum quietly in my cubicle and try them all! How cool!
Now I can sleep at night :)

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here ya go. sanguis_bella April 15 2008, 09:00:42 UTC
the one that came to mind for a minor seventh is the first two notes of
There's a time for us (west side story) There's (is the root) and a, is the minor 7th.

Ok so after doing this I looked it up on the web as well and found this nifty web site. (and it used the one I gave you too, which made me all happy cool!) anyway here is the whole list plus the web site link (if it all fits, I had to add the bolding by hand cuz it would be too big with the code from the page)

Useful Interval References

http://www.tunadrum.com/tuning_intervals.html

* Major Second up
o Doe-a-deer
o Hap-py Birth-day

* Major Second down
o Ma-ry had a little lamb
o Whis-tle while you work

* Minor second up
o You must remember this ("As Time Goes By")
o I leftmy heart in San Francisco
o Theme from Jaws (repeating two-note pattern)

* Minor Second down -
o Shall we dance (from The King and I ( ... )

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