Identify the generic interval between each pair of pitches.

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The task asks to identify the generic interval between each pair of pitches. In musical theory, a generic interval is understood in terms of letter names (e.g., unison, second, third, fourth, etc.) regardless of quality (major/minor, perfect, augmented/diminished). The number 12 is typically associated with a full octave, which in semitone terms is the chromatic distance from a pitch to the pitch an octave higher or lower.

Option evaluation is hindered here because the provided data shows that the answer options list is empty. Without the explicit choices, we cannot compare each listed alternative and explain why one is correct or why the others are incorrect.

Nevertheless, conceptually, the octave corresponds to 12 semitones in equal temperament, and in terms of letter names the octave preserves the same note name (e.g., C to C, E to E). If the question intends to identify the generic interval between successive pitch classes across an octave, the octave is the interval that spans 8 diatonic steps (C–D–E–F–G–A–B–C) and 12 semitones.

Since the answer options are not provided, no specific reasoning can be applied to each alternative. If you supply the list of answer options, I can break down each one, explain why it is correct or incorrect, and tailor the reasoning to match the exact choices given.

Identify the generic interval between each pair of pitches.

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