PT - Intervals Flashcards
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A SIMPLE INTERVAL is:
A. A perfect interval B. A Major or minor interval C. An interval of an octave or less D. A consonant interval
C. An interval of an octave or less
T/F: If a perfect interval is inverted it remains perfect.
TRUE
A TRITONE is:
A. an augmented 4th B. a three tone melody C. a three tone chord D. a diminished 4th
A. an augmented 4th
In our music, the smallest distance between two pitches is a(n):
A. Half step B. Semi-tone C. Accidental D. both A and B
D. both A and B
All of the following could be perfect intervals except:
A. Fourth B. Third C. Prime D. Octave
B. Third
What interval is f1 to c#2?
A. Augmented 5th B. Major 5th C. Perfect 4th D. Minor 6th
A. Augmented 5th
What interval is small b to g1?
A. Major B. Augmented C. Diminished D. Minor
D. Minor
If enharmonically spelled, what is the interval between e#1 to db2?
A. Major 6th B. Perfect 5th C. Minor 6th D. Augmented 4th
C. Minor 6th
All of the following are types of intervals except:
A. Major & minor B. Perfect C. Minor 3rd D. They are ALL types of intervals
D. They are ALL types of intervals
In four part harmony, the interval between the bottom both of the Soprano range and the top note of the Bass range is:
A. Perfect fourth
B. Major 2nd
C. Minor 3rd
D. Perfect Prime
B. Major 2nd
The interval between the fundamental and the thirteenth overtone when reduced to a simple interval would be?
A. Major Seventh
B. Minor Seventh
C. Major Sixth
D. Perfect Prime
B. Minor Seventh
If any diatonic interval is compressed or enlarged by a half-step, it becomes:
A. An augmented interval
B. A diminished interval
C. A chromatic interval
D. An augmented or diminished interval
C. A chromatic interval
The two ways of sounding intervals are:
A. Vertical; Linear
B. Harmonic; Melodic
C. Enharmonic; Chromatic
D. Simple; Compound
B. Harmonic; Melodic
An interval whose tone encompasses a ninth or more is a(n):
A. Enharmonic interval
B. Vertical interval
C. Harmonic interval
D. Compound interval
D. Compound interval
Two different intervals that are spelled differently, but sound the same are:
A. Compound
B. Enharmonic
C. Harmonic
D. Complex
B. Enharmonic
Which is NOT a quality found in intervals?
A. Imperfect
B. Minor
C. Augmented
D. Diminished
A. Imperfect
When inverting intervals, which will NOT occur?
A. Major becomes minor
B. Diminished becomes Augmented
C. Perfect becomes Imperfect
D. Minor becomes Major
C. Perfect becomes Imperfect
A major interval made smaller by one whole step becomes:
A. Minor
B. Diminished
C. Perfect
D. Major
B. Diminished
A compound interval is an interval that is an octave or less.
A. True
B. False
B. False
How many half steps are contained in the interval of an augmented 6th?
A. 6 1/2
B. 8
C. 10
D. 12
C. 10
When inverted, a Major interval becomes:
A. Minor
B. Diminished
C. Augmented
D. Perfect
A. Minor
A perfect Octave cannot be inverted.
A. True
B. False
A. True
A minor 7th, when compounded one octave becomes a:
A. minor 10th
B. minor 14th
C. minor 17th
D. minor 19th
B. minor 14th
When compounded two octaves, a Perfect 4th becomes a:
A. Perfect 11th
B. Perfect 18th
C. Perfect 20th
D. None of these
B. Perfect 18th