tunes for interval recognition

[luv2teach]

My students use tunes to name intervals, for example (P5 above sounds like Star Wars, +3 sounds like For He's A Jolly Good Fellow).

Does anyone have tunes they can suggest for the following intervals:

P5 below (e.g. G down to C)
P4 below
-3 below
P8 below

I told my students to sing the intervals backwards since they already have tunes for intervals going above, but they wanted tunes.

[beethovenlover]

Perhaps this will help.

https://www.keystrokepublishing.com/html/sight_singing_tips.html

[lagin]

P5 below is "Noel" the Christmas song.

P4 below is the opening two notes of the Baseball theme song.  You know, the one that goes C G A B C G A B (play it and you'll know what I'm talking about).

-3 below is "Jesus Loves Me."

P8 below I just sang it backwards in my head to see if it would sound like "Somewhere over the Rainbow," which is a P8 above.

[luv2teach]

Thank you!   Your replies are very helpful!

[ramseytheii]

Perhaps this will help.

https://www.keystrokepublishing.com/html/sight_singing_tips.html

Terrific website!  I'm going to hang on to that one.  many thanks,

Walter Ramsey

[penguinlover]

For the low 5th, I use this.  It is hard to explain, but in the Wizard of Oz, the chant that the monkeys use in the witch's castle is a fifth.  "Here Comes the Bride" for the 4th, "My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean" for the sixth.