Intervals

There are a number of approaches to learning intervals and each has merit. Pick whichever worksheets seem most helpful. The interval trainer at www.musictheory.net is another great way to drill these.

• Intervals #1 - groups of intervals with same bottom note. This lends itself to identifying these using the scale of the bottom note. | answers
• Intervals #2 - Construct and play intervals from given tonics. | answers
• White note intervals 1 - all intervals, but no accidentals. | answers
• White note intervals 2 - same as above. | answers
• 2nds #1 - only major and minor 2nds. | answers
• 2nds #2 - same as above. | answers
• 3rds #1 - only major and minor 3rds. | answers
• 3rds #2 - same as above | answers
• 4ths and 5ths #1 - only 4ths and 5ths. | answers
• 4ths and 5ths #2 - same as above. | answers
• 6ths #1 = it's all about 6ths. | answers
• 6ths #2- same as above. | answers
• 7ths #1- 7th heaven. | answers
• 7ths #2- same as above. | answers
• All intervals #2 - all intervals - random. | answers
• All intervals #3 - same as above | answers