Identifying Intervals Step by Step - Intervals Made Easy (Part 3) - Easy Music Theory

00:41 - Practicing intervals with cheat sheet
7:22 - Tip to memorize major scales
9:39 - Doubly augmented intervals
13:20 - Enharmonic intervals
15:24 - Practicing intervals without cheat sheet
21:54 - Doubly diminished intervals
23:02 - Tricky unison intervals
27:37 - Ending

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[zergnub]

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[pianomusic]

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[vjsiehlable]

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[jeanadubbs]

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[patriciachristman]

I am presently taking a music theory class to help with self taught piano. I am working on intervals now. I am a visual learner and I love how you explain it. I now understand how to find the correct name of an interval.

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[JayEastward]

Knowledge of intervals, augmented. Fear of theory, diminished. Progress made, major. Time spent, minor. Teacher, perfect!