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    This document discusses melodic intervals. [1] Melodic intervals refer to the distances between tones when notes are played separately in a melody. [2] The excerpt provides examples of melodic intervals including seconds and thirds. [3] Students should listen to examples containing only repeated notes and melodic seconds and thirds.

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    This document discusses melodic intervals. [1] Melodic intervals refer to the distances between tones when notes are played separately in a melody. [2] The excerpt provides examples of melodic intervals including seconds and thirds. [3] Students should listen to examples containing only repeated notes and melodic seconds and thirds.

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    Melodic Intervals
    Distances between tones are measured in INTERVALS, cal led 2nds, 3rds, 4ths, 5ths, etc.
    Notes played separate/y make a me/ody.
    We call the intervals between these notes MELODIC INTERVALS.
    Play these MELODIC 2nds & 3rds. Listen to the sound of each interval.

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    r2nd-, ,3rd, r2nd-, ,3rd,


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    1 2 1 3

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    and MELODIC 2nds & 3rds.
    DYNAMIC SIGNS
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