Mixed Intervals

Name intervals across a wider listening set.

First decide whether the leap is small, medium, or large. Then compare the nearest interval names. Replays do not reduce your score.

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Beginner

90 BPM · 4/4 · With guidance

Major second ascending, Minor third ascending, Major third ascending, Perfect fourth ascending, Perfect fifth ascending, Octave ascending

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Developing

95 BPM · 4/4 · Without hints

Minor second descending, Major second descending, Minor third descending, Major third descending, Perfect fourth descending, Perfect fifth descending, Minor sixth descending, Major sixth descending, Minor seventh descending, Major seventh descending, Octave descending

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Challenge

100 BPM · 4/4 · Without hints

Minor second ascending, Major second ascending, Minor third ascending, Major third ascending, Perfect fourth ascending, Perfect fifth ascending, Minor sixth ascending, Major sixth ascending, Minor seventh ascending, Major seventh ascending, Octave ascending, Minor second descending, Major second descending, Minor third descending, Major third descending, Perfect fourth descending, Perfect fifth descending, Minor sixth descending, Major sixth descending, Minor seventh descending, Major seventh descending, Octave descending

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