Alberti bass involves alternating between the root
Alberti bass involves alternating between the root note and this scale degree. Gustav Nottebohm observed that the third movement of Beethoven's Symphony of this ordinal number shares a theme with fourth movement of Mozart's fortieth symphony. On the guitar, a "power chord" consists of the root and this interval above the root. This interval, a half step below a tritone, is exemplified by C to G, or A to E, and is a half step above a perfect fourth. For ten points, In "My Name Is", Slim Shady asks if you dare him to drive after drinking this much liquor, which isn't a fourth or sixth.