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Measuring Distances in Music


Distances from one note to another are measured in INTERVALS, called 2nds, 3rds, etc.

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2nds are written LINE-SPACE or SPACE-LINE.
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Play, saying "UP a 2nd, DOWN a 2nd." Play, saying "DOWN a 2nd , UP a 2nd."
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You are now ready'to begin Prep SACRED SOLOS, Level B.

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