Intervals EXPLAINED!! | What are INTERVALS in music??

An interval is the distance from one note to the next note either above or below it.

In this video series we are going to discuss what constitutes each interval, see how they pertain to the scale, and learn how to properly read and write intervals on the staff. Additionally, we will go over a number of tips and tricks which will make working with intervals much easier.

Intervals made easy,
Music theory made easy,

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[fiveminutemozart]

0:01 - Introduction To Intervals
0:39 - Definitions And Example
1:51 - Harmonic / Melodic Intervals
2:16 - Ascending / Descending Intervals
2:41 - Wrap Up

[無問西東]

Thank you for your clear and helpful explanation.

[dunnkruger]

ACTUALLY
In this example
the two (2) notes - C & E
are separated by
3 piano keys
Three consecutive (3) half (1/2) Steps
😢

[sitarask]

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[dunnkruger]

um = huh?
Four (4) half-steps = A Major Third (3rd)
i.e., Two (2) Whole Steps = A Major Third(3rd)?
Or
Two (2) notes/ piano keys in between I.e., separating Two (2) notes I.e., on either side I.e., immediately adjacent to
Two (2) notes = a Major Third (3rd)?
hmmmm
I see (C) said the blind man
As he hit the post