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Nastasia [14]
2 years ago
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What was the first feature-length animated movie ever released?

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Brilliant_brown [7]2 years ago
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Answer:

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Explanation:

98 Years of Storytelling. In 1937, Walt Disney Animation Studios released its first fully animated feature film, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, pioneering a new form of family entertainment.

EastWind [94]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs," Walt Disney's first full-length animated feature and the first such production to emerge out of the United states.

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With natural notes

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We begin with ascending intervals: left to right on the keyboard, bottom to top on the staves

Now, look at the staves, with only the natural notes.

How to calculate the interval between two notes? It's very easy!

We begin with what we call ...

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Take C and D. You just go from C to D, and say "C, D".

You said two notes: the interval between C and D is a second

Take D and E. You just go from D to E, and say "D, E".

You said two notes: the interval between D and E is a second

Take B and C. You just go from B to C, and say "B, C".

You said two notes: the interval between B and C is a second

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thirds

Take C and E. Just say "C, D, E": you said three notes: the interval between C and E is a third

Take D and F. Just say "D, E, F": you said three notes: the interval between D and F is a third

Take A and C. Just say "A, B, C": you said three notes: the interval between A and C is a third

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Then...

Fourths

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Following the same steps, here are other intervals:

Fifths

Between D and A for example (remember, for the moment: always ascending)

Sixths

Between E and C for example

Sevenths

Between C and B for example

Octaves

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Bonus : unisson

If you take a note, and the exact same note (the same spot on keyboard), the corresponding interval is what we call an unisson. (not very interesting? in fact, when we will qualify the intervals, we'll see that this is not useless)

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It's the same process, but before counting, take out the alterations, that is to say sharps (♯) and flats (♭). We are not changing the notes! It is just a formal process. So now you say "C,D,E" : you said three notes, so the interval between C♯ and E is a third.

The rule is in fact very simple: alterations do not change the type of the interval. (we'll see that on the other hand, they change its quality)

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As you may have noticed, if you take thirds, for example, there is a difference between the third corresponding to C and E, and the third corresponding to E and G.

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It takes 3 semi-tones (that is to say on whole-tone plus one semi-tone) to get from E to ****G. We call that a minor third.

That is what we call qualifying the intervals.

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INTERVAL TYPE DISTANCE IN SEMI-TONES NAME EXAMPLE

unison 0 perfect unison A-A

1 augmented unison A-A#

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3 augmented 2nd Ab-B

third 2 diminished 3rd E-Gb

3 minor 3rd F-Ab

4 major 3rd G-B

5 augmented 3rd C-E#

fourth 4 diminished 4th B-Eb

5 perfect 4th G-C

6 augmented 4th F-B

fifth 6 diminished 5th F-Cb

7 perfect 5th Eb-Bb

8 augmented 5th D-A#

sixth 7 diminished 6th C#-Ab

8 minor 6th G-Eb

9 major 6th D-B

10 augmented 6th C-A#

seventh 9 diminished 7th C#-Bb

10 minor 7th C-Bb

11 major 7th D-C#

12 augmented 7th C-B#

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Remember the first step of this post:

Take E and G. Just say "E, F, G": you said three notes: the interval between E and G is a third. Now, look at the table above: a third with 3 semi-tones is called a minor third

Take Ab and B. Just say "A, B" (remember the rule for intervals between any notes?): you said two notes: the interval between Ab and B is a second. Now look at the table above: a second with 3 semi-tones is called an augmented second.

Major and Minor : Why those names?

There is lot to say about interval names...

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So if the names seem complicated to you ... well ... it's normal ! But you'll get used to it soon.

The good news is:

First: You won't use a lot intervals like augmented 6th or diminished 3rd!

Second: There is a simple rule to remember the most common names. It's all about going up and down.

Intervals with only natural notes, where the first note is C: all intervals that aren't unison, 5th, 4th or octave are major. (C to D is a major 2nd, C to E is a major 3rd, C to A is a major 6th, C to B is a major 7th)

Intervals with only natural notes, where the last note is C: all intervals that aren't 5th and 4th are minor. (B to C is a minor 2nd, A to C is a minor 3rd, E to C is a minor 6th, D to C is a minor 7th)

The other intervals with only notes, beginning or ending with C, that is unison, 4th, 5th or octave, are perfect.

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