3 What is an Interval and Why it is the Foundation of your Musical Map
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So everyone is starting our journey in our first chapter of intervals. Let's dismify this subject. Let's understand for once is interval and why so important to understand it. Since I I said in the previous of the the preview of the chapter, it's something that will guide us to really understand the language behind of each song riff or melody harmony because the intervals is responsible for many many things. So in an easy way in easy easy easy way in simple words distance is just related more of the distance between two notes. Okay. So in another words in a given example the distance between two notes can be small short let's say and also four this is a crucial element in music theory okay because if you improve your technique you give you like a really foundation of understanding this the sounds of each interval you will stop guessing like just playing random notes and whatever feeling you give it's okay because you are just playing randomly. So once you understand what is the purpose of that individual interval, you connect the dots and see okay that interval gives me the sensation of happiness, sadness or tension or anxious you will feel music in a different way. Okay, I'll give you an example a simple one and good one. For example, if I play this interval looks looks like peace, right? And what about this? And going back the other one. And what about this one? You see how how important is to have a knowledge of in u each interval to play because if you are composing creating or even trying to understand what your what is the guitarist that you really are fan of you want to want to understand why that solo really touchs you the intervals will give you and open the path for you to understand. So in in other words like each intervals give us different feeling. Some feel happy, some feel tense, some feel calm, some feel sad. That is exactly what just make us each melody unique. It's not just like one note or a single note. It's just a distance between them. Um inter intervals have qualities in in the classification. You like hear names of them unison and major second minor perfect fifth perfect four diminish augmented but don't worry don't worry we will keep in a simple way for you to understand and dismiss this for us. If you thought that we will start with ced chords or scales pentonic wait a minute intervals still are still talking about the same subject. Okay.