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    This document provides examples of different musical intervals including major, minor, and perfect intervals formed by drawing a second note above a given note. It displays intervals such as perfect fifths, major thirds, minor seconds, major sevenths, and perfect octaves for the reader to identify the type of interval formed between the two notes.

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    This document provides examples of different musical intervals including major, minor, and perfect intervals formed by drawing a second note above a given note. It displays intervals such as perfect fifths, major thirds, minor seconds, major sevenths, and perfect octaves for the reader to identify the type of interval formed between the two notes.

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    Building Intervals:

    Major, Minor & Perfect


    Draw a second note above the note given to complete each interval.

    M3 P5 m2 M7 P8 P4 m6

    m2 P4 M6 m3 M6 M2 M3

    P5 m6 P4 m3 m7 M7 P8

    M6 m2 M3 m7 P5 P4 m3

    For more music theory resources, visit www.jenspianostudio.com

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