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Summary
Table: Lesson 6
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interval
inversion
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Turning
an interval upside down by either raising the bottom
note one octave or lowering the top note one octave.
The
sizes of an interval and its inversion always add up
to 9.
The
qualities usually change as diagrammed below:
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simple
interval |
Any
interval within the octave |
compound
interval |
Any
interval larger than an octave
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After you successfully complete Lesson 6, you are ready to prepare
for the Midterm Exam. It would be wise for you to review all written
assignments and practice drills to date before looking at the sample
midterm exam. When you feel ready, print out the sample exam and
complete it using a #2 pencil. Limit yourself to two hours. Similar
to the Written Assignments, there is also a Key to this sample exam
that you can print out and use to check your work.
The sample exam is very similar to the actual Midterm Exam
you will be taking.
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