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Which term describes an interval that refers to successively sounding tones, such as two adjacent pitches in a melody?
Which term describes an interval that refers to successively sounding tones, such as two adjacent pitches in a melody?
- Harmonic
- Linear
- Horizontal (correct)
- Vertical
What is the smallest interval in Western music?
What is the smallest interval in Western music?
- Scale step
- Microtone
- Semitone (correct)
- Comma
What are intervals smaller than a semitone called?
What are intervals smaller than a semitone called?
- Semitones
- Microtones (correct)
- Commas
- Scale steps
What is the ratio between two sonic frequencies in physical terms?
What is the ratio between two sonic frequencies in physical terms?
What do intervals between successive notes of a scale also known as?
What do intervals between successive notes of a scale also known as?
Which type of interval refers to successively sounding tones, such as two adjacent pitches in a melody?
Which type of interval refers to successively sounding tones, such as two adjacent pitches in a melody?
What term is used to describe intervals smaller than a semitone?
What term is used to describe intervals smaller than a semitone?
What are the most common differences between notes of a diatonic scale called?
What are the most common differences between notes of a diatonic scale called?
What are the very smallest intervals, which describe small discrepancies between enharmonically equivalent notes, called?
What are the very smallest intervals, which describe small discrepancies between enharmonically equivalent notes, called?
What is the ratio between two sonic frequencies in physical terms?
What is the ratio between two sonic frequencies in physical terms?
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