This document provides examples of common musical intervals to help with aural training. It lists interval names and examples for each, including minor 2nd, major 2nd, minor 3rd, perfect 4th, tritone, perfect 5th, minor 6th, major 6th, minor 7th, and major 7th. The goal is to be able to identify these intervals by ear when hearing the example song melodies.

1. AURAL TRAINING
Intervals

2. m2: Jaws; It’s Been A Hard Day’s Night
M2: Happy Birthday; Doe, A Deer; My Funny Valentine
m3: O, Canada; So Long, Farewell
M3: Oh When the Saints; Kum Ba Ya
P4: Here Comes the Bride; Amazing Grace
TT: Maria (West Side Story); The Simpsons
P5: Twinkle, Twinkle; Theme from Peanuts & 2001
m6: The Entertainer; Love Story (3 & 4 notes for both)
M6: Dashing Through the Snow; NBC
m7: (Old) Star Trek Theme; Somewhere (WSS)
M7: Superman; Theme From Fantasy Island
O: Somewhere Over the Rainbow; A Christmas Song