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LetWhen we get to diatonic chords, we will explore the common diatonic intervals for each note of the major and minor scales. For now, let's look at only hear what the different sets of intervals listed sound like when played in the tables abovesequence:
→Diatonic Intervals
Inside any particular major scale, every note has a different set of intervals for all the other notes in the same key. In C Major, C and A both have major 2nd, perfect 4th, perfect 5th intervals but have different 3rd, 6th, and 7ths. If we added a harmony line a 3rd above the melody, we'd have a major 3rd when the melody played C (C - E), but a minor third when the melody played A (A - C).
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