Perfect 5ths

OK, so now we'll jump into some ear training. Nearly everybody in the group has been through this process except Chris, so this will be a little bit of review, but we'll move quickly the next couple of days, so don't get bored. Also, I wrote the little quiz thing, and I think it's pretty cool.

So here is a chart of Perfect 5th spellings. Memorize it.

C G
D A
E B
F C
G D
A E
B F#

Cb Gb
Db Ab
Eb Bb
Fb Cb
Gb Db
Ab Eb
Bb F
Bbb Fb (that's B double flat)

C# G#
D# A#
E# B#
F# C#
G# D#
A# E#
B# F## (the double sharp actual looks like an x)

You'll need to be able to spell a 5th ascending or descending. The accidental for a perfect 5th will be the same for the upper and lower note, with the exception of the B-F group. As you can see the accidental of the F will be one accidental higher than the B. Easier to see than describe, so just look at all the B-F pairings.

Now on to the workout: http://www.l-n-f.com/intervaltester.htm

I corrected a couple of mistakes, but there may be more, so let me know if you find any. Post your results to the comments.