Intervals

1) Miranda Wilson, "Interval Singing Exercise" (From Integrated Musicianship: Aural Skills, "Comprehensive Review of Intervals")
Note: The example was slightly modified and typeset. Image | PDF | MuseScore

1) John Williams, "Jaws," main title, from JAWS soundtrack (1975) [Image Link] [YouTube:  0:22-0:45] [MuseScore]

2) Stephen Sondheim, "Side by Side by Side," from the musical Company, mm. 13–28 [Image File] [MuseScore] [PDF] [Youtube: 1:10-1:32]

3) David Arnold, Title theme from the TV Series Good Omens (2019– 2023), mm. 17-36 (transposed up a m3) [Image Link] [MuseScore] [PDF] [Youtube: 0:16–0:34]

1) Johannes Brahms, "Wiegenlied," Op. 49, no. 4 (1868) [Image] [YouTube: 0:08-0:35] [MuseScore]

2) John Williams, "Somewhere in My Memory" from the film Home Alone [Youtube 1:22-1:44] [MuseScore]

1) John Williams, "Hedwig's Theme," from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets soundtrack (2002) [Image File]  [YouTube: 0:00-0:16] [MuseScore]

2) Britney Spears, "If U Seek Amy," from Circus (2009), chorus [Image File] [Youtube 0:50-0:57] [MuseScore]

3) Stephen Sondheim, “Comedy Tonight,” from A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum [Image File] [MuseScore] [PDF] [Youtube 0:31-0:40]

4) Leonard Bernstein, “Tonight,” from West Side Story [Image File | MuseScore | Youtube: 1:18-1:29] (Audio is a half-step higher than the score) 

1) Danny Elfman, Theme from The Simpsons (1989) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:00-0:14]

1) John Williams, "Star Wars (Main Title)," from STAR WARS soundtrack (1977) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:07-0:27]

Note: The interval is in the first complete measure (the 2nd to 3rd pitches). 

2) Unknown (Trad. English Ballad), Scarborough Fair [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:08-0:42]

3) Rosamond Johnson, “Congo Love Song” (1903), mm. 9– 16 [Image File][Youtube: 0:06-0:31] [MuseScore]

1) Regina Spektor, “New Year,” from Remember Us to Life (2016), chorus. [ Image | MuseScore | PDF | YouTube: 1:04–1:31 ] 

Note: See the intervals on “ten nine eight seven,”

2) Fun, "We Are Young," from Some Nights (2012) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:48-1:10]

Note: See the intervals on "fire" and "brighter"

1) ABBA, "The Winner Takes It All," from Super Trouper (1980) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 1:06-1:24]

2) A-ha, "Take On Me," from Hunting High and Low (1985) [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:54-1:17]

3) Stephen Sondheim, "Kiss Me," from Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (1979). [PDF | Image | MuseScore | Youtube: 0:41-1:05]

Note: See Voice 1 (Johanna) for 7th intervals.

1) Judy Garland, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow,” from the film The Wizard of Oz (1939). Written by Harold Arlen & E.Y. Harburg [Image | MuseScore | Youtube 0:26-0:48]