Intervals

How to learn descending intervals

How to learn descending intervals
  1. How do you find descending intervals by Ear?
  2. Are ascending and descending intervals calculated?

How do you find descending intervals by Ear?

A common way to identify intervals by ear is to associate them with songs or so-called interval reference songs. For example, a descending minor third is equal to the beginning of the song Hey Jude. Use the charts below to make a personal list of reference songs that you know well.

Are ascending and descending intervals calculated?

Descending intervals are calculated the same way as ascending intervals and the construction of the scale does not change, so we determine size and quality using the same method.

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