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MUSC 1101 - Mid Term A Melodic interval - Two notes one note beside the other (separate). A melodic
interval can be ascending (going up) or descending (going down). The lower
(bottom) note is always counted as 1, even if it is not the first note of the interval

a) Name the interval size for each boxed interval. (Write the number size only.)
A Harmonic interval - Two notes one above the other (together). A harmonic 1st
and a harmonic 2nd are written one note beside the other (touching). A
harmonic interval is played together, both notes at the same time.
b) Write the following harmonic intervals above the given notes. Use whole notes.

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