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Create Your Own Interval Examples Chart

Introduction
We have made this page to help you find songs that you can use to identify intervals.
A common way to recognize intervals is to associate it with reference songs that you know well. For example, the song Amazing grace begins with a perfect fourth. So when you hear an interval that sounds like the beginning of Amazing grace, you can easily identify it as a perfect fourth.
Read more about Interval Music Theory here.

How to use the EarMaster Interval Song Examples Chart
Select one song for each interval, and press the "Create interval examples chart" button at the bottom of the page to generate a printer-friendly page with your own interval song reference chart.
Each song includes a link to a video example hosted on YouTube, with the sole purpose of providing a musical exerpt to illustrate each interval.
Today's challenge
What interval does this melody begin with?

Play challenge!

See the answer at the bottom of the page.
Interval Ascending Descending

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Major 2nd

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Perfect 4th

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Tritone

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Minor 6th

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Major 6th

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Minor 7th

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Major 7th

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Suggestions and feedback
If you find broken links, removed videos or have suggestions for new songs to include, please go to the Interval Song Examples forum and post a comment. Notice: please only suggest songs known by a larger audience. There are about 1 billion songs in this world and we cannot list all of them here.

If you feel that your copyright has been infringed by one of the video examples, please contact YouTube to have it removed from their website, and send us a notice so that we can delete the infringing material from the list.

Do you need more?
To train interval recognition and learn more music theory, you can use the "Interval Identification" exercise of our ear training program EarMaster.
When you reach a more advanced level of ear training, you might find it confusing to involve a different song in the music you work with. Then you should begin to associate the interval directly with its sound, without using a template song.
 
Today's challenge
The answer is:

Perfect 5th descending