Second, so it does not work and have these flats and sharps or this could, so if you are on note and you go out. That is G-sharp, you are on the E, and it goes down back B-flat, all right E-flat. But there is no back and fort. It is just, if you are starting on C and you go to this key E-flat. That is always going to be a minor third, so this, I am going to pose a link to like a chart. That shows the songs that go along with this because later on when you are taking piano lessons they will show like, okay I am going to play these intervals and you have to name them. So it will go like okay (Music Playing), “What interval is that?” I mean you have to go like”That was a minor third”. So basically the way you remember them is you kind of associate them with songs.
Now if you live in Canada which probably not very main if you do or you are familiar with. Canada’s national anthem, it goes like”Oh Canada our home and native land, blah,blah,blah”. So that is how it starts and this is how it start (Music Playing) I can not remember (Music Playing) there you go.
Now I am not used. I am kind of Austria now. I do not actually now how to play it on the pianos. Is that not entertaining, I do not know to play my own national anthem. So that is an example that perfect fit. That is twinkle-twinkle little star and another one like perfect fourth. That is here comes the bride (Music Playing). Something like that, kind of as I touch the chart. Give me a link, you guys can review all those and okay so we have the minor second and minor third. And then the perfect fourth and the perfect fifth.
So, if you are going to here to here, this is always going to be major third, so do not worry. This is a perfect fifth, perfect fourth, major third, so now what this note is going to be? Because these two are perfect, if these note either, be called an augmented fourth or diminished fifth. So from here to here is either augmented fourth or diminished fifth. Think of augmented as bigger and diminished as small, okay so I will take a fifth left and then (Music Playing) major sixth from C to A. That is a major sixth so one bellow that (Music Playing) that can be a minor sixth, major, minor. Okay, and this is major seventh and this is a minor seventh, so from C to D flat, C to D flat is a minor seventh and that is a always a major and then you have go to top again. And that is pretty much all you need to know.
And then they do not really go much. They do go higher but it just goes on, and on, and on, it is the same idea like how to be productive. There should be a major ninth, then major tenth and there should be a minor tenth (Music Playing) from C to E-flat. But then it just keeps going on, but most important, you are not usually going to be going that far. You do not go that fine until you get into like harmony theory and stuff like that. Okay, so basically the main notes are (Music Playing) so start on C that two roots(Music Playing), and that is the first one, fourth then fifth until active.
Okay, so I am going to show you two-keyed dance is basically like, kind of like a statement at the end of the music. Like you will hear them all the time without not even know wing that you are listening to them. It is like hundreds of different keyed dances out there. But the main basic ones are what is called perfect key dance and that is called five to one. So that is a perfect fifth (Music Playing). Cease the five cord going into the one cord. So that will sound like (Music Playing).
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