Intervals and Inversions

This video discusses musical intervals and their inversions.

[devinarato]

This video covered our 3 hour lecture in 8 minutes haha, great video!

[savannan.]

This has been super helpful! Thank you
So much for all that you do and for
this wonderful channel!!!

[uzimatele]

Thank you for all the effort that went into this.

[michaelelliott]

I love your voice. It sounds nurturing and pleasant.

[isinduheshan]

thanks a lot.. this was so helpful to learn about interval inversion🔥❤️😎

[dilakshisilva]

wow really helpful. Thank you Dr. Kati Meyer

[yanivgardi]

Thank you so much for this series Dr Meyer. This is so helpful!
One question though:
In 01':37'' it says that Minor 2nd is half tone above tonic. well half tone above tonic is not part of the minor scale, right? so how can D flat be Minor 2nd to C? What am I missing?

[g.v.]

FYI around 6:30 the 3rd set of intervals b-c is m2 and c-b is M7.

[RDRussell]

I know this is super frustrating, but there's a slight error here at 6:27. Your third example (on the right) features a m2 and a M7. I'm sure it's just a simple typo, but in case anyone else looks at this and is confused. Otherwise, great video!

[shangragui]

Can you explain me why B to E Flat is become an Augmented 4th?

[bshmoove]

Hold up.. Doesn't the Locrian mode have a flat 5th? How is that still a perfect 5th? 1:25