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Music Theory
A description of what has happened in the past; helps gain insight into the kinds of thought processes composers used to compose
Harmony
Sound created by the simultaneous use of notes
Interval size
based on the number of letter names that the two notes span
Interval quality
Dictates how the interval sounds
Perfect intervals
Quality: Unisons, 4ths, 5ths, and octaves
Major/ minor intervals
Quality: 2nds, 3rds, 6ths, and 7ths
Octave Equivalence
octaves sound the same, just higher or lower
Minor
A major interval becomes ____ when inverted
Major
A minor interval becomes ______ when inverted
Perfect
A perfect interval becomes ______ when inverted
Diminished
An augmented interval becomes ________ when inverted
Augmented
A diminished interval becomes _____ when inverted