1. MORE Intervals!!!!
Day 11

2. Half step larger than Major or Perfect Half step smaller than
72. Augmented Interval
Half step smaller than
minor or Perfect
73. Diminished Interval

3. Raise or lower one note with an accidental to create an Augmented or Diminished Interval

4. Contains three whole steps
C to Bb = m7
G to C = P4
Decrease the interval
Increase the interval
C# to Bb = dim7
G to C# = Aug4
Interval of Aug4 or Dim5
Contains three whole steps
74. Tritone

5. 75. Enharmonic Equivalent Interval
Intervals that may be different in quality and quantity, written with enharmonic notes, but sound identical

6. Half step larger than Augmented
76. Doubly Augmented
Half step larger than Augmented
77. Doubly Diminished
Half step smaller than Diminished

7. An interval that is an octave or smaller.
78. Simple Interval
An interval that is an octave or smaller.

10. An interval that is larger than an octave.
79. Compound Interval
An interval that is larger than an octave.
To find the simple interval equivalent, subtract 7. (If still not simple, subtract another octave).

13. Unstable sound of tension – needs to move to resolve.
80. Consonance
Sound Stability – no need to move for resolution.
P1 and P8 are the most consonant intervals.
81. Dissonance
Unstable sound of tension – needs to move to resolve.