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isn't flagged for this. I did flag it for relying on a single source. "Pitch interval" is an odd term in my experience, and it looks like it may be a personal...

definitions: Basic Atonal Theory by John Rahn. "For example, the interval class between pitch classes 4 and 9 is 5 because 9 - 4 = 5 is smaller than 4 - 9...

being "twice" the pitch should be 2:1, and intervals between unison and octave should be between 1:1 and 2:1, no? Also, the interval 4:7 (apparently 7:4)...

which is increasing the pitch by THREE diatonic intervals, not four. SJGooch (talk) 08:09, 1 August 2011 (UTC) "Diatonic intervals" doesn't make sense in...

Helmholtz (1821–1894) defined a harmonically consonant interval as one in which the two pitches have an upper partial (an overtone) in common.[11] This...

you now notating (2nd image, C major chord example) the interval between pitch class C and pitch class G with 7 and not 5? Signed: Basemetal (write to me...

pitch and pitch class intervals 1.3.2 Interval cycles 1.4 Cents 2 Comparison of different interval naming systems 3 Consonant and dissonant intervals...

redirected this list to the List of pitch intervals, a topic that has little or nothing to do with musical intervals. In a recent summary, he/she wrote...

that because of having had absolute pitch my entire life, I have *no* relative pitch: if I want to work out an interval, I can't do it without first (automatically)...

interval recognition. There is really nothing here about other aspects of relative pitch such as functional/contextual relative pitch - where pitches...

the pitch of the two notes...: usually inverting an interval is defined as moving one of the notes up or down an octave, which does change its pitch, although...

example) be C D E# F# and C E F# G. These also contain all 6 interval classes. I'm not expert in pitch class theory, so I hesitate to change it myself; but what...

from key to key without retuning to avoid wolf intervals. Still, this article is about standard pitch references, and how they have varied historically...

second (1 Hz = 1 cycle per second), and the second is an ARBITRARILY chosen interval of time with no special significance in science. See also: https://www...

is, "A minimum of three pitches are needed to represent an interval cycle." The tritone is listed on the page as an interval cycle at least twice. If...

sense, a melody is a combination of pitch and rhythm". I believe this ought to be changed to "combination of interval and rhythm" since the original implies...

that the interval between (say) F# and G is exactly 100 cents, and not 90 cents or 110? Sure they could tune one or two notes to a reference pitch off a...

distance from one pitch to another, in determining why a singer is "incapable" of singing an intervening note in an incomposite interval.—Jerome Kohl (talk)...

questions for the writers of this page: 1) Why do you call it the "all-interval hexachord"? I have always seen it called the "all-trichord hexachord,"...