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Music Theory I, 6.1-62 Date/period __________________

5 points each

1. 
   T/F - The interval below is a melodic interval. __________________
   

2. 
   Indicate the numerical classification of each interval.
   

_____ _____ _____ _____ _____

3. 
   If reduced in size be the interval of an octave, a 12^th becomes a __________________.
   
4. 
   Write the intervals above the notes as directed.
   

8ve 2^nd 7^th 4^th 6^th

5. 
   Write the intervals below the notes as directed.
   

8ve 2^nd 7^th 4^th 6^th

6. 
   T/F – Accidentals do not affect the numerical classification of intervals. __________________
   
7. 
   Name the intervals of Group I and Group II.
   

Group II ____________________________________

10. Write a perfect octave below each note.

11. Name each interval.

_____ _____ _____

12. 
    Write the indicated intervals below the given notes.
    

d8 A1 A8

12. 
    Make the interval below perfect in two ways by altering first the upper, then the lower note.
    

A4 P4 P4

12. 
    Write the indicated intervals below the given notes.
    

A4 d4 P4

12. 
    Make the interval below perfect in two ways by altering first the upper, then the lower note.
    

d5 P5 P5

12. 
    Write the indicated intervals below the given notes.
    

d5 A5 d5

12. 
    Invert the interval and give its numerical analysis in the space provided.
    

4 ____

12. 
    Invert the interval and give its numerical analysis in the space provided.
    

1 ____

12. 
    Complete each statement using abbreviations.
    

1. 
   A d5 inverts to a (n) __________________.
   

c. An A1 inverts to a (n) __________________.

20. Invert each interval and give its correct analysis.

Original Inverted Original Inverted Original Inverted

A1 _____ P5 _____ A4 _____