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Tag: major 3rd

Chords: Intervals

music notation for a variety of intervals
2011-03-012023-10-14 ~ Frank J Peter ~ 2 Comments

Interval is just a fancy name for a two-note chord... Welcome to a gallery of the most commonly encountered intervals--each possessing a unique degree of harmonic consonance or dissonance--and stability or instability. Perfect Unison A Perfect Unison (usually just called a Unison) occurs when two or more voices sing or play the exact same note in the … Continue reading Chords: Intervals

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