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As an example, begin with the lowest A on the keyboard, up a major sixth to F-sharp, down a major third to D, up a major sixth to B, down a major third to G, up a major sixth to E and so forth, maintaining the M6, M3, M6, M3 alternation throughout, A comparable descending sequence may be used (Descending intervals tend to be more challenging. It has been generally accepted that young children sing with accurate intonation within a narrow pitch range, usually defined as the major sixth from middle C up to A (Choksy 1981). |
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