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Intervals in Melodies (Part 2)

🎵Stage Brief #35

Intervals are the distances between melody notes.

🎯 Your mission

Catch the note. Then catch the next.

⚡ The twist

A melody you can hum is a melody that works.

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Listen for this

🎧 Listen for the highest note. That's usually the most important.

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Artist Spotlight

🌟 Mozart could write down a song after hearing it ONCE — at age 14.

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Mind = Blown

🤯 Birds and humans both use melody. Whales do too.

Learn about intervals in melodies (part 2): recognize melodic patterns and sequences

What You'll Learn

Intervals are the distances between melody notes. A small interval (step) sounds smooth. A big interval (leap) sounds dramatic.

Recognize melodic patterns and sequences

Use solfège to sight-sing melodies

Notes on the Staff

Tap a note to hear it

Check Your Understanding

Question 1 of 3

What is a melody?

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Where you hear this in real life

The melody you can't get out of your head right now is the result of years of someone else's practice.

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Stretch Challenge

Try this in real life this week.

Make up a 4-note tune. Hum it three times. See if you remember it tomorrow.

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For the dinner table

“Hum the first notes of a song you both love. Can your kid finish it?”

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