Identify melodic intervals on this music theory worksheet.

Let's solve this Melodic Intervals worksheet step by step.

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🔹 What Are Melodic Intervals?

A melodic interval is the distance between two pitches played in succession (one after the other). We identify them by counting the number of scale degrees between the two notes, including both notes.

For example:
- From C to D = 2nd
- From C to E = 3rd
- From C to G = 5th
- From C to C (one octave higher) = 8th or Octave

We count letter names, not just lines and spaces.

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We'll go through each pair of notes from top to bottom, left to right. All are in treble clef.

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🎵 Step-by-step Identification:

#### Row 1:

1. C to E
- C → D → E = 3 notes → 3rd
✔ 3rd

2. C to F
- C → D → E → F = 4 notes → 4th
✔ 4th

3. C to G
- C → D → E → F → G = 5 notes → 5th
✔ 5th

4. C to A
- C → D → E → F → G → A = 6 notes → 6th
✔ 6th

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#### Row 2:

5. D to F
- D → E → F = 3 notes → 3rd
✔ 3rd

6. E to C (lower note is E, upper is C — but wait: E to C is descending!)
But since it's melodic, we consider the direction. However, intervals are named by distance, not direction. So we count upward from E to C:
- E → F → G → A → B → C = 6 steps → 6th
But wait: E to C (up) is actually a 6th? Let’s check:
- E → F (2nd), F → G (3rd), G → A (4th), A → B (5th), B → C (6th) → yes!
✔ 6th

7. F to A
- F → G → A = 3 notes → 3rd
✔ 3rd

8. G to E
- G → A → B → C → D → E = 6 notes → 6th
✔ 6th

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#### Row 3:

9. C to B
- C → D → E → F → G → A → B = 7 notes → 7th
✔ 7th

10. E to G
- E → F → G = 3 notes → 3rd
✔ 3rd

11. A to C
- A → B → C = 3 notes → 3rd
✔ 3rd

12. F to D
- F → G → A → B → C → D = 6 notes → 6th
✔ 6th

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#### Row 4:

13. C to D
- C → D = 2 notes → 2nd
✔ 2nd

14. D to F
- D → E → F = 3 notes → 3rd
✔ 3rd

15. E to G
- E → F → G = 3 notes → 3rd
✔ 3rd

16. G to C
- G → A → B → C = 4 notes → 4th
✔ 4th

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✔ Final Answers (by row):

| # | Interval |
|---|---------|
| 1 | 3rd |
| 2 | 4th |
| 3 | 5th |
| 4 | 6th |
| 5 | 3rd |
| 6 | 6th |
| 7 | 3rd |
| 8 | 6th |
| 9 | 7th |
|10 | 3rd |
|11 | 3rd |
|12 | 6th |
|13 | 2nd |
|14 | 3rd |
|15 | 3rd |
|16 | 4th |

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📝 How to Fill the Worksheet:

Write the name of the interval in the box below each pair:

```
Row 1: 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th
Row 2: 3rd, 6th, 3rd, 6th
Row 3: 7th, 3rd, 3rd, 6th
Row 4: 2nd, 3rd, 3rd, 4th
```

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💡 Tips for Remembering:

- Count letter names from the first note to the second.
- Always include both notes in your count.
- The interval name depends only on how many scale degrees apart they are, not whether it's major/minor (this worksheet doesn't require quality like "major" or "minor", just the number).

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✔ You're all set! This worksheet helps build foundational music theory skills in identifying melodic intervals.