intervals

Difference in pitch between two successive notes (melodic interval) or simultaneous notes (harmonic interval).
intervals 						Interval of eight tones (e.g., from C to C).				  							Interval of six tones (e.g., from C to A).				  							Interval of four tones (e.g., from C to F).				  							Interval of two tones (e.g., from C to D).				  							Interval of seven tones (e.g., from C to B).				  							Interval of five tones (e.g., from C to G).				  							Interval of three tones (e.g., from C to E).				  							Notes of the same pitch, or one or more octaves apart, produced simultaneously by several voices or instruments.

octave

Interval of eight tones (e.g., from C to C).

sixth

Interval of six tones (e.g., from C to A).

fourth

Interval of four tones (e.g., from C to F).

second

Interval of two tones (e.g., from C to D).

seventh

Interval of seven tones (e.g., from C to B).

fifth

Interval of five tones (e.g., from C to G).

third

Interval of three tones (e.g., from C to E).

unison

Notes of the same pitch, or one or more octaves apart, produced simultaneously by several voices or instruments.