A quick interval/halfstep chart I made.

[dontcallmeQRACK]

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a92...g?t=1235851078

[MadMan118]

Cool. Mind if I use it for my students?

[dontcallmeQRACK]

Originally Posted by MadMan118

Cool. Mind if I use it for my students?

Go for it!

-Mike

[MadMan118]

Thanks!

[dontcallmeQRACK]

BUMP!

[sackvegas]

Neato

[onlyclave]

Where are the rest of the augmented and diminished intervals?

[Richard Lindsey]

Originally Posted by onlyclave

Where are the rest of the augmented and diminished intervals?

+1. These are needed.

[Stumbo]

I suggest adding another column with the common Roman numeral designations:

I
ii
II
iii
III
IV
VI
V
vi
VI
vii
VII

[Richard Lindsey]

Originally Posted by Stumbo

I suggest adding another column with the common Roman numeral designations:

I
ii
II
iii
III
IV
VI
V
vi
VI
vii
VII

IME those aren't properly used of intervals but rather of scale degrees and/or the chords built on them. IOW, you don't typically use vi to indicate a minor 6th interval, though you might use it to indicate a diatonic chord built on the sixth degree of the major scale.

[mambo4]

I agree, roman numerals almost always mean CHORDS, not scale tones.

[Michael Campbel]

One small typo; you have "Diminished fifth" listed as "D4".

[dontcallmeQRACK]

Originally Posted by Michael Campbel

One small typo; you have "Diminished fifth" listed as "D4".

Thank you! Fixing that now (have to use Microsoft paint), will post updated version soon.

Where are the rest of the augmented and diminished intervals?

I originally made this for my aunt who was starting to learn flute again after a 20 year hiatus and wanted to keep it very basic, maybe if I have more free time I'll make a more in depth one, it definitely would be a good idea, and if I ever install Office again, I just reformatted.

[dontcallmeQRACK]

UPDATED VERSION (really didn't change anything except for a typo and the red squiggly lines).

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a92...g?t=1248529537