Interval Names in Music (music theory)

The language of music can seem confusing. So many different labels and terms are used ... but what do they all mean? And how do you use them? Let's look at the vocabulary of music theory.
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Songwriting is fun when you can actually see what you're doing. I use the familiar patterns of color to explain music theory so you can write songs.

[@alapikomamalolonui6424]

..ah,.. missed it live! Grrrrrrrrrrr....! 😊🤙🏄☘

[@petdad]

After many years of playing the piano, this breakdown and analysis of notation and music theory is *really* coming together nicely for me!

[@LinderToob]

Great stream! Thanks! 🎹

[@MLife1000]

Thank you 🙏

[@johnwebb4499]

I wrote a Great (but strange) Chord Progression that goes: F#,F#,F#,F#, F,F,F,F, E,E,E,E, D,D,D,D. Then Repeat looping forever. I add licks on top. The Key is D. The Scale is D Major Blues. D,E,F,F#,A,B. How would you label this loop? Like this? III, iii, ii, I?

[@lukeroberts3464]

Song title plus numbers equals 🟰 chapters lyrics equals 🟰 details.

[@johnmoser1162]

Too complicated ... take an example on other channels ...