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The least practiced interval and why you should practice it

Posted on December 5, 2014 by jazzpanflute

If I were to ask you the commonest melodic interval in today’s commercial music what would you guess? Well, with just listening to the radio for 10 minutes, I declare the clear winner to be: nothing. Or in MOVES notation: =0. The word “unison” is the … Continue reading →

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