Solfege - Accidentals

[@mollywithak1697]

This is a lifesaver! I'm hoping to audition for a more advanced choir but we have to know this stuff (Which they've not even taught yet).

[@Felixium22_TTV]

Well? Did you audition? And did you make it?

[@hzg4013]

brilliant...in my whole life I have been hating to sing "La Flat" or "Do Sharp", this one saves my life

[@hzg4013]

@milou80 thanks for these comments. just wondering, if I keep singing la 'do' mi for the A major chord, isn't this going to confuse my listening after a long time?

[@catski2524]

This was great! Very easy to understand. Perfect tutorial. 🕊

[@oluwarotimiolayinka1823]

I really love this.. exactly what I was looking for😢.. Thanks alot

[@myboyjigglz4118]

Solfege piano start 5:05

[@ModernBurlesque]

Great video, thanks!

[@DiepNguyen-pc2uf]

The original solfege is do re mi fa sol la si do. Now theorists want to introduce chromatic solfege going up by replacing the vowel with the letter “i”, they further change si to ti to avoid the conflict of going up from sol to si. Why did they not use letter “u” going down chromatically instead of letter “e” then letter “a” from re down to ra. For example: do ti tu la lu sol su fa mi mu re ru do.

[@maxwellroache]

good point...:)

[@Boddissatva]

Yes that would be easier But it is a brain exercise to

[@IngeniusGemini]

Thank you so much for this 🙏🏽❤️

[@komal3403]

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[@jameslabs1]

The audio is terrible, BUT the teaching is well done, clear and informative. Thanks. Please redo with better audio

[@samuelhammond3488]

In methodist hymn books they call the ri ,mor and the li, tor. Is there anything wrong with this?

[@BillDeWitt]

I just changed "Re" to "Ro", so that it works out better.

[@NoobdaProducer]

I have a question. If I willing to sing these notes in ascending and descending so how to sing in solfege concept ... plz explain C C# D# F G G# A# C This is based on an Indian Raga

[@django9858]

Thank you so much for the very good video and explanation. I appreciate it. One question I do have (and I know it's been there in "Solfege" ) but notes which have ambiguous names depending on key (C#/Db for instance) is why not stick just to one sound for the accidental anyway , like "di" for instance is always the note between Do and Re? The key in the video is "C" ascending and descending, but names of accidentals change?

[@sissiangle]

got it! thank you to share it.

[@fernandomawlong]

Is it fe or se? Some of my teacher use fe instead of se

[@nagaeutopia]

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[@AMrTheAn]

My teacher didn't even explain this.

[@francistsui3752]

Wonderful lesson. I learned a lot from you. I'm writing something new to solve the problem. If you are interested, please keep in touch.

[@AMrTheAn]

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