Interval Identification — Set 2

1. If you go up 10 semitone(s) from A♯, what note and interval do you land on?

Answer: G♯ (Minor seventh)

2. From A♯, move up 11 semitone(s) — what note and interval is that?

Answer: G𝄪 (Major seventh)

3. Starting on B, what note and interval do you reach going up 1 semitone(s)?

Answer: C (Minor second)

4. If you go up 2 semitone(s) from B, what note and interval do you land on?

Answer: C♯ (Major second)

5. From B, move up 3 semitone(s) — what note and interval is that?

Answer: D (Minor third)

6. 4 semitone(s) above B: what note and interval do you get?

Answer: D♯ (Major third)

7. Starting on B, what note and interval do you reach going up 5 semitone(s)?

Answer: E (Perfect fourth)

8. If you go up 6 semitone(s) from B, what note and interval do you land on?

Answer: E♯ (Tritone)

9. From B, move up 7 semitone(s) — what note and interval is that?

Answer: F♯ (Perfect fifth)

10. 8 semitone(s) above B: what note and interval do you get?

Answer: G (Minor sixth)

11. Starting on B, what note and interval do you reach going up 9 semitone(s)?

Answer: G♯ (Major sixth)

12. If you go up 10 semitone(s) from B, what note and interval do you land on?

Answer: A (Minor seventh)

13. From B, move up 11 semitone(s) — what note and interval is that?

Answer: A♯ (Major seventh)

14. Starting on C, what note and interval do you reach going up 1 semitone(s)?

Answer: D♭ (Minor second)

15. If you go up 2 semitone(s) from C, what note and interval do you land on?

Answer: D (Major second)

16. From C, move up 3 semitone(s) — what note and interval is that?

Answer: E♭ (Minor third)

17. 4 semitone(s) above C: what note and interval do you get?

Answer: E (Major third)

18. Starting on C, what note and interval do you reach going up 5 semitone(s)?

Answer: F (Perfect fourth)

19. If you go up 6 semitone(s) from C, what note and interval do you land on?

Answer: F♯ (Tritone)

20. From C, move up 7 semitone(s) — what note and interval is that?

Answer: G (Perfect fifth)