by BlastRoom
Practice using the rule of nine and quality changes to invert intervals.
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24 questions
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A third is inverted. What size does it become?
When a second is inverted, what is the new interval size?
Use the rule of nine: a fourth inverts to what size?
What size results when a fifth is inverted?
A sixth is turned upside down as an interval. What size is its inversion?
Which size is the inversion of a seventh?
An octave is inverted. What size does it become?
A major interval is inverted. What quality does it become?
What quality is the inversion of a minor interval?
An augmented interval is inverted. Which quality results?
A diminished interval is inverted. What happens to its quality?
How does the quality of a perfect interval change under inversion?
Choose the quality that inverts to minor.
What interval results when a major third is inverted?
Invert a minor sixth.
A perfect fourth is inverted. What interval results?
What is the inversion of an augmented second?
Invert a diminished seventh.
Which interval is the inversion of a major seventh?
A perfect octave is inverted. What interval results?
An interval inverts to a perfect fifth. What was the original interval?
If an interval's inversion is a minor sixth, what was the original interval?
Work backward: an interval inverts to an augmented fourth. Which interval was inverted?
An inversion produces a major seventh. What was the original interval?
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Triads 1: Major and Minor
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