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Steps going down
One more look at what you missed.
Steps go down as well as up.
A falling half step is still a minor second, and a falling whole step is still a major second. Only the direction changes.
Down by a half step, then by a whole step.
No sound? Check your volume, and that your phone is not on silent.
Two tunes that start by stepping down.
Für Elise rocks down a half step, E to D♯. Mary Had a Little Lamb starts down a whole step, E to D.
Für Elise is the half step down. Mary Had a Little Lamb is the whole step down.
Going down, listen for the same thing.
Two notes leaning on each other make a half step. Two notes with room between make a whole step.
Step down from any key.
Once to the key right next to it, then once skipping a key. Hear the rub, then the room.
Which step down is this?
Two questions: which way, and how far?
First ask: did it go up or down? Then ask: a half step or a whole step?
Which way, and how far?
You can hear steps going down.
What you learned
- A step keeps its name whether it goes up or down.
- Für Elise falls a half step; Mary Had a Little Lamb falls a whole step.
- Ask two questions: which way did it go, and how far?
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