Augmented fourth and augmented eleventh are also called tritones. When a card has that alias, the player shows both names.
Part 1
Intervals
Eight levels, each with its own page and its own saved progress. Simple intervals come first, then compound, then the mixed sets.
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Simple intervals
Unison through octave. Melodic notes do not overlap. Stacked notes let the lower one sustain. Together means both notes at once.
Simple · Melodic
Each note ends before the next begins; there is no overlap.
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The second note plays while the lower note sustains.
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Open this levelSimple · Together
Hear both notes struck at the same time.
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Open this levelCompound intervals
Minor ninth through major fourteenth, practised melodic, then stacked, then together.
Compound · Monophonic
Each note ends before the next begins; there is no overlap.
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Open this levelCompound · Stacked Staggered
The second note plays while the lower note sustains.
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Open this levelCompound · Together
Hear both notes struck at the same time.
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Open this levelCombined intervals
Simple and compound examples mixed into broken and together sets. Their existing audio is reused. There is no combined melodic level.
Combined · Broken
Simple and compound prompts mixed together. The original broken audio is reused.
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Open this levelCombined · Together
Simple and compound prompts mixed together, played at the same time.
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