minstrel: More ear training mnemonics
Amy Wilson
wilson at mrs.org
Wed Jan 8 04:53:53 PST 1997
On Tue, 7 Jan 1997, Clarisse wrote:
> Ellisif's ear-training interval suggestions sparked this thought: are there
> other common intervals (eg major 3rd, perfect fourth/fifth, major 6th),
> which appear in "familiar" period tunes? If I come up with some I'll
> probably use them to do some ear training in my madrigal group...
Try singing the first two notes of these tunes to recall these intervals:
Third: "Camelot" (chorus) (the third note is a perfect fifth as well)
Fourth: "Here Comes the Bride" (yes, I know, it's Mendelssohn) or "Hark the
Herald Angels Sing"
Perfect Fifth: "Yo-ee-oh" from "The Wizard of Oz" -- you know, the chant that
the guards at the Wicked Witch's castle sing. :)
Sixth: "My Bonnie lies over the Ocean" or "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Octave: "Somewhere Over the Rainbow"
Anybody have others?
Cheers,
Catelin
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Lady Catelin the Patient Sunderoak, BMDL, AEthelmearc
wilson at mrs.org "Patientia est virtus"
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