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Recognizing Intervals On Paper Treble Clef
A more in depth look into how intervals are quickly indentified and different methods to use to do so.
Scale Degrees-Minor-(Advanced)
Quickly state the scale degrees in all of the minor keys. This is great training in understanding key signatures.
Why We Get Confused
This is an explanation about why males and females hear intervals differently, and how the direction of the intervals changes the way we process it.
Intervals On Paper – Adv
Intervals are part of the process of reading after you’ve learned where the notes are located in the scale structure.
Rhythm Patterns – Adv
Notice the importance of being able to see groups of rhythms at a time instead of counting and subdividing.
Key Signatures-Major
State how many accidentals are in the following keys.
Key Signatures – Adv
Key signatures are to be accessed quickly and the singer should know all scale degrees of every key. Here is another look at the “KEY” to sight reading.
Recognizing Rhythm Patterns
Memorize groups of notes instead of counting. Allow this process to speed up your ability to access patterns and increase the speed of sight reading.
Adjusting Scale Placement
The numbers we sing in the 8 note scale can be applied to any scale, major or minor. Adjusting the scale placement puts the singer in a different tonal center to hear the new scale, still singing 1-8.
Inverted Intervals
Take a look at how interval inversion affects the way the singer hears the pitches.
All 12 Intervals
Learn how all intervals are used when reading from note to note on the staff. Begin to hear the characteristics of each interval as you put the sound with title.
