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Intervals
An interval is a distance between two notes, measured as a number. In Grade One Music Theory (ABRSM and Trinity), sometimes you have to measure given intervals, and sometimes you have to write out notes at a certain interval. 
Melodic and Harmonic Intervals
We can measure the distance between two notes which are played together at the same time, like these:

The distance between these notes is called a “harmonic” interval. 
Or we can measure two notes which are played separately, like these:

The distance between these notes is called a “melodic” interval. 
We use the same method to measure both kinds of intervals.
Measuring Intervals
When we measure an interval, we always start counting from the lower note.
We then count upwards to the higher note.

Here, we start counting on the lower note, which is C. We count upwards to the higher note, E. This gives us C, D, and E. We counted three-letter names, so this interval is called a third. 
If we count four-letter names, the...

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