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You're welcome! I just created a new Instagram account at instagram.com/onlinepianolearning where I will be sharing new musical mini lessons & quizzes regularly. Feel free to follow along! :)
What is a minor seventh above C? Thanks for watching! If you liked this video, don't forget to subscribe! P.S. This is the final video of my theory intervals playlist - feel free to return to the playlist every time you need to review intervals! Coming up soon... an ear training playlist on how to identify these intervals by EAR! :)
Thank you, I have an upcoming Mini Summative Test, and I am very shy to ask my teacher about this. I couldn't understand it before, but now, thanks to you, I understand this more.
Glad it was helpful! I just made a new Instagram account at instagram.com/onlinepianolearning where I will be sharing new musical mini lessons & quizzes regularly. Feel free to follow along! :)
I would’ve known the answer to the quiz question. However, you omitted something. Those of us deeply concerned about music should remember that there is no such interval as a “diminished unison.” Why not? Because the distance between two notes (or frequency of two terms) has to equal zero at some point, and that would be at the perfect unison (when two notes next to each other are the exact same pitch), and a measurement of space between two nouns in any context cannot be less than zero (0).
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Hi piano friends! I just created a new Instagram account at instagram.com/onlinepianolearning where I will be sharing new musical mini lessons & quizzes regularly. Feel free to follow along if you'd like! :)
You are one of the best teachers I ever met. So quiet and clear !! Amazing.
Thank you so much! :)
Great tutorial! You are a good teacher. I love how you make these intervals easy to understand!
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Hey great video im trying to fully understand intervals im nearly there but there are afew things that are confusing me
How are you with understanding major scales? And key signatures?
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6:17 is is Bb?
Is the answer Bb? Because major to minor is down 1 semitone
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You're welcome! I just created a new Instagram account at instagram.com/onlinepianolearning where I will be sharing new musical mini lessons & quizzes regularly. Feel free to follow along! :)
What is a minor seventh above C?
Thanks for watching! If you liked this video, don't forget to subscribe! P.S. This is the final video of my theory intervals playlist - feel free to return to the playlist every time you need to review intervals! Coming up soon... an ear training playlist on how to identify these intervals by EAR! :)
Here’s the intervals, one step at a time: 0/unison; 1/minor 2nd, 2/major 2nd; 3/minor 3rd; 4/major 3rd; 5/perfect 4th; 6/aug.4th or dim.5th; 7/perfect 5th; 8/aug.5th or minor 6th; 9/major 6th, 10/minor 7th; 11/major 7th; 12/perfect octave.
2nd octave: 12/octave; 13/minor 9th; 14/major 9th; 15/aug.9th; 16/major 10th; 17/perfect 11th; 18/aug.11th; 19/perfect 12th; 20/minor 13th; 21/major 13th; 22/b7; 23/7th; 24;2nd octave.
(Really only 9-11-13 get discussed whereas 10-12-14 rarely do.)
Excellent beginner series!!! Looking forward to testing if I can identify these intervals by ear👂🥰 Thanks teacher Sara!
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I would like you to do recognizing intervals by ear. thanks
Thank you, I have an upcoming Mini Summative Test, and I am very shy to ask my teacher about this. I couldn't understand it before, but now, thanks to you, I understand this more.
Glad it was helpful! I just made a new Instagram account at instagram.com/onlinepianolearning where I will be sharing new musical mini lessons & quizzes regularly. Feel free to follow along! :)
Thank you for your video! Great teacher!
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Bb??
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5:17
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Pop quiz answer: B flat! ✔️
Bb
Is the answer B flat?? 🤔
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B flat
You got it! :)
I would’ve known the answer to the quiz question. However, you omitted something. Those of us deeply concerned about music should remember that there is no such interval as a “diminished unison.” Why not? Because the distance between two notes (or frequency of two terms) has to equal zero at some point, and that would be at the perfect unison (when two notes next to each other are the exact same pitch), and a measurement of space between two nouns in any context cannot be less than zero (0).
The 7th minor of C is B flat.
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I think the answer to “what is a minor seventh in C major?” is C and B flat.
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Thanks!!
B flat