Chromatic Intervals in E
Here we look at chromatic intervals in E in the second octave.
When we're dealing with intervals larger than an octave, notice that some intervals can be labelled in two different ways:
- minor 9th (also called "compound minor 2nd")
- major 9th (also called "compound major 2nd")
- minor 10th (also called "compound minor 3rd")
- major 10th (also called "compound major 3rd")
- perfect 11th (also called "compound perfect 4th")
- augmented 11th (also called "compound augmented . . .
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