Interval Qualities - Intervals Made Easy (Part 2) - Easy Music Theory

00:41 - Quick Review of Part 1 Video (Interval Numbers)
3:56 - Why You Should Learn Your Major Scales
7:07 - How to Figure Out Interval Qualities (default settings)
16:00 - How to Figure Out Alterations in Interval Qualities

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I'm currently studying a music theory course and the way they teach intervals is so clunky and confusing with the cross-referencing of semitones with interval names, (7 semitones = a perfect 5th. etc) The method you teach is SO much more efficient and easier to remember. 6 pages of a textbook got reduced to three small tables and a paragraph of text. THANK YOU! I might just pass this thing now lol.

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I am Indian. I clearly understand about intervals. Thank you 🙏 the teacher is very important to understand the complicated concepts to understand in right way. My prayers with you and your family.

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Studying this video with guitar in hand. Now that I've memorized the notes on fretboard, it's easy knowing interval names and qualities without doing the mental step by step process Gracie is teaching. Because the finger positioning for each interval is the same (except for B & G strings) all I need to do is place my fingers on the notes and recall the interval quality & number based on the shape which is becoming instantaneous. I've watched these videos multiple times over the past 2 years; each time I learn something that evolves my musicianship. It was a long road getting here and Gracie's videos have been an integral part of my journey. Thank you!

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[xanthus]

Gracie, as a retired teacher myself, I find this method to be clear-cut. Thank you!

Your use of many examples - all drawn from just the C Major scale - is perfect. Teaching it this way completely anchors the necessary concepts. I'm looking forward to applying this method to other scale interval qualities you'll work through with us next week!