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Intervals |
Major
scale interval shapes
| The scale form to the right is
the most common and basic fingering for a major scale. It
will be used to help visualize the basic interval shapes. |
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| From the 1st degree of the scale
to the 2nd is called a major 2nd. |
M2
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From the 1st degree of the scale to the 3rd is called a major
3rd. |
M3
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| From the 1st degree of the scale
to the 4th is called a perfect 4th. |
P4
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| From the 1st degree of the scale
to the 5th is called a perfect 5th. |
P5
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| From the 1st degree of the scale
to the 6th is called a major 6th |
M6
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| From the 1st degree of the scale
to the 7th is called a major 7th |
M7
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| From the 1st degree of the scale
to the 8th is called a perfect 8th or and octave. |
P8
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Page 1, Interval basics
Page 3, Filling in the cracks...the
rest of the intervals 
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