Name that Ascending Interval!
5 6 7 8 notes in a major scale
Sol La Ti Do
4/4 time signature
4 beats per measure, quarter note gets the beat
The major key with 0 sharps or flats
C major
Minor 2nd
Jaws theme, others
Eb to Bb
The kind of "do" where the tonic of the key is always "do"
Moveable do
This time signature can be felt in a "small 6" or a "big 2"
The relative minor of F major
D minor
Perfect 4th
Here Comes the Bride, others
F# to F
Major 7th
The three notes that change in a natural minor key
Me, Le, Te
This time signature can be counted 2+2+3
7/8 (Or 7/4)
The parallel minor of G major
G minor
"Johanna," others
G to C#
Tritone (Or diminished 4th)
The kind of "do" where C is always "do"
Fixed do
The major key with 5 flats (or 7 sharps)
Db Major (or C# Major)
Tritone
"Maria", much of WSS, others
C to G#
Augmented 5th (I'll accept Major 6th)
6 7 8 going up, 8 7 6 going down in a melodic minor scale
La Ti Do going up, Do Te Le going down
The time signature that "Everything's All Right" from Jesus Christ Superstar is in
5/4
Which note is "ti" in A harmonic minor?
G#
Major 7th
Take on Me, others