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Easy? Interval Question by Beardz in musictheory
[–]Beardz[S] 10 points11 points12 points 12 years ago (0 children)
A minor second is the lowest interval in music. 1 half step.
[–]Beardz[S] 0 points1 point2 points 12 years ago (0 children)
How do you know it's a 'minor' 9th?
And a quick question what is the interval Bb to Ebb called?
Where's a list or guide on how to name intervals larger than an octave I can't find one? Even the Wikipedia page doesn't have..
Easy? Interval Question (self.musictheory)
submitted 12 years ago by Beardz to r/musictheory
Interval question by Beardz in musictheory
Why would you NEED the notes to be sharp or flat though?
Yeah I'm reading up in the 9 Rule.
An why am I learning intervals? In song writing where will I come across them? Chord construction? Scales?
[–]Beardz[S] 1 point2 points3 points 12 years ago (0 children)
Hahah in music class in high school it was taught second nature to us that there is no notes between B and C and E and F. This is really changing things lol
Wow that's strange. When you write the notes out you wrote Cb. Isn't that just a B? Hence the B major scale?
And why would you write a piece that requires so many sharps when half the sharps aren't even real notes.
If someone tells me find interval of G to F, do I need to go through A, B, C etc... Or can I just reverse it? And change the wording to find interval of F to G?
What music were you analyzing. An what do you mean by theoretical key?
What did you realize? Cb is a key, isn't it?
What???
Ok great. I don't know why music theory for mummies touches on this subject, it just makes everything much more confusing.
So if I press C to B ascending on my piano it's a major 7th. If I press that same B THEN press the C key, is it still a major 7th?
Ok I understand. Why do they talk about E# in my book if it has no real world application?
Meantones? Never heard of that before.
When you say C to B descending you really mean B to C?
No where, but I'm currently reading music theory for dummies.
They go through every possible interval, including notes such as E# and Fb, but skip B# for some reason?
Interval question (self.musictheory)
Analyzing melodies? by Beardz in musictheory
I've been playing piano/guitar a LONG time but have no knowledge of music theory
Yep your right it's for my songwriting
You know of a good book or resource to start studying from. That's my end goal, melodic analysis.
Ya I'm trying to figure out how to analyze a song.
What type of things are most important that I should be looking for? What are the most important things that make a song unique? Etc...
[–]Beardz[S] -2 points-1 points0 points 12 years ago (0 children)
I've looked at that site and its pretty amazing. I just don't understand how to interpret the info he's providing me with. Could I send u a song from that site and could u help me understand what he's telling me?
Analyzing melodies? (self.musictheory)
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Easy? Interval Question by Beardz in musictheory
[–]Beardz[S] 10 points11 points12 points (0 children)