APFIVE Distinguishing Simple and Compound Intervals
What distinguishes a compound interval from a simple interval in music theory?
A
A compound interval requires at least three notes, while a simple interval involves only two notes
B
A compound interval is formed by stacking thirds, while a simple interval is formed by adjacent scale degrees
C
A compound interval involves only perfect consonances, while a simple interval can include both consonances and dissonances
D
A compound interval spans more than an octave, while a simple interval spans an octave or less
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