Practice hearing and performing Minor 6th interval

In this video I show you a few different ways that you can practice hearing and performing the Minor 6th interval.

[thechronicler]

I'm a sax player and I've listened to Baker Street so much. This correspondance worked like a charm, can immediately recognise the interval now. tysm

[lpiqdnh]

thank youuuu!!!! i'm in ear training class rn and i find it rly hard to identify m6 and M6. this really helps a lot!!!

[bernicerogers]

You have a beautiful singing voice which is very pleasant to hear while practising intervals!

[datdeerdude]

Ah thanks so much! You're literally the only person on the internet that i can find that's taking an in depth look at using solfegge to hear intervals!
Everyone else just stops at using do as a root

[vspatmx]

this was priceless..
Thanksa ton.
Edit.. I just quickly scanned ur channel
and u seem to have dissapeared past 4 yrs
Pls come back..
YouTube recommended that I watch ur video..
If u keep posting a video every 7 days..
I think things Cud pick for you.
Ur approach and style and attitude is extremely conducive for us students..

[kathleencook]

Really good!
Will practise as you have so well instructed.
Many thanks.

[chimichuro]

Thanks! I’m taking a music theory class and this helps a bunch

[MilanDavidovic-rjsd]

You might find yourself hearing the minor sixth as the outline of the major triad first inversion, in which case you might find the mi-do (or la-fa) to sound very stable, with the root of the chord at the top, and not necessarily resolving to something else. Ideally, I suppose, you wouldn't be stuck with just one way of hearing it.

[claudio.olliver]

Hi! What's please the first song's name ?

[idonnow]

i went and listened to dance with the devil and... i think i need a break from ear training

[JG-zwnp]

This ain't very good. What are the two notes