Minor 6ths Reading
The next interval we will learn about is called a Minor 6th.
It is a 6th because it spans 6 degrees, or letters, in the scale.
It is Minor because it is a half step smaller than the 6th found in the Major Scale.
It is a 6th because it spans 6 degrees, or letters, in the scale.
It is Minor because it is a half step smaller than the 6th found in the Major Scale.
Tritones – Dictation Chord
In the next lesson, you will write a tritone by ear as a chord.
Here is what a tritone sounds like as a chord.
Here is what a tritone sounds like as a chord.
| Tritone - Chord |
Please press the Exercise button below.
Tritones – Dictation Down
In the next lesson, you will write a tritone by ear descending.
Here is what a tritone sounds like going down.
Here is what a tritone sounds like going down.
| Tritone - Down |
Please press the Exercise button below.
Tritones – Dictation Up
In the next lesson, you will write a tritone by ear ascending.
Here is what a tritone sounds like going up.
Here is what a tritone sounds like going up.
Tritones – Playing by Ear Chord
In the next lesson, you will play a tritone by ear harmonically as a chord.
Here is what a tritone sounds like as a chord.
Here is what a tritone sounds like as a chord.
| Tritone - Chord |
Please press the Exercise button below.
Tritones – Playing by Ear Down
In the next lesson, you will play a tritone by ear descending.
Here is what a tritone sounds like going down.
Here is what a tritone sounds like going down.
| Tritone - Down |
Please press the Exercise button below.
Tritones – Playing by Ear Up
In the next lesson, you will play a tritone by ear ascending.
Here is what a tritone sounds like going up.
Here is what a tritone sounds like going up.
| Tritone - Up |
Please press the Exercise button below.
Tritones – Writing by Name
In the next three lessons, you will be asked to write a tritone.
As we learned already, you can think of it as a fourth that has been raised, or a fifth that has been lowered.
As we learned already, you can think of it as a fourth that has been raised, or a fifth that has been lowered.
Please press the Exercise button below.
Tritones – Playing by Name
In the next set of lessons, you will be asked to play a tritone on your instrument.
You can do this either by moving a fourth, and adding a sharp.
Or you can do this by moving a fifth and adding a flat.
You can do this either by moving a fourth, and adding a sharp.
Or you can do this by moving a fifth and adding a flat.
Please press the Exercise button below.