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Songs for the 12 Intervals Usually, the ﬁrst word in the lyrics shown below is the tonic tone (i.e., the tone the pitch pipe will sound.) If the tonic tone is in the middle of the phrase, the beginning words will be enclosed in brackets. [ ] The word or syllable that is underlined and bold is your start note. Usually it’s the next word or syllable after the tonic tone. The words following your start note are only there to clue you into the song. Semi- Interval Up Down Tones 1 Minor 2nd “It’s been a hard day’s night” “Joy to the world” Ode to Joy (Third note) “Shall we dance” “I left my heart, in San Francisco 2 Major 2nd “Happy Birth-day to you” “Ma-ry had a little lamb” “Do Re Mi” “Three blind mice” “Si-i-lent night” (Second note) “Yes-ter-day” “Doe, a deer” 3 Minor 3rd “So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen” “Fros-ty, the snowman” “To dream the impossible dream” “Hey, Jude” “Oh Can-a-da” “This old man he played one” 4 Major 3rd “ Do [Re] Mi” “Swing low, sweet chariot” “Oh when the saints, go marching in” “Good night, Ladies” “A-ma-zing grace” “Sum-mer time, and the livin’ is easy” 5 Perfect 4th “Here comes the bride” “I’ve been working on the railroad” “Oh, Christ-mas Tree” “[Oh,] come all ye faithful” “A-ma-zing Grace “George, George. George of the jungle. Songs for the 12 Intervals Semi- Interval Up Down Tones 6 Tri-tone “Ma-ri-a. I just met a girl named Maria” “ [. with the sound of] mu-sic, and I’ll sing once more” 7 Perfect 5th “Twinkle, Twinkle, little star” “Flint-stones, meet the Flintstones” “Are you go-ing to Scarborough Fair” “[What do you do you do with a] drun-ken sailor?” “Baa, Baa, black-sheep” “Fee-lings.” 8 Minor 6th In my life I loved them all” (Beatles) “Three French hens” 9 Major 6th “N-B-C” “No-bo-dy knows the trouble I’ve seen” “My Bon-nie lies over the ocean” “Ov-er there, over there” 10 Minor 7th “There’s a place for us” “[And may all your] Christ-mas-es be white” 11 Major 7th “Some[-where] over the rainbow” “Have [your-] self a merry little Christmas” 12 Perfect 8th “Some-where over the rainbow” “Wil-low, wait for me” or Octave “I’m sing-ing in the rain”.

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