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third 38 , fourth 39 , fth 40 , sixth 41 , seventh 42 , octave 43 .
Compound intervals are larger than an octave.
Compound Intervals
Figure 4.27
Listen to the compound intervals in Figure 4.27 (Compound Intervals): ninth 44 , tenth 45 , eleventh 46 .
Exercise 4.5.1 (Solution on p. 160.)
Name the intervals.
Figure 4.28
Exercise 4.5.2 (Solution on p. 160.)
Write a note that will give the named interval.
Figure 4.29
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