Solfege Ear Training (Quiz: Test Your Ear & Voice)

Alternate Version (same key/same tempo/different answers): • Ear Training: Solfege...
Slower Version (with mixed up answers): • Slower Solfege Ear Tra...
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There are over 50 questions to answer in this 10 minute ear training quiz.
Each time the scale plays through quickly and then you hear Do (C in this case...) then it's Do to ... ??? ... you hear the note and then you should try to sing the correct answer (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, or Ti) before it appears (and the note is played again.)
You could also try finding the correct note on your instrument (before the answer is shown.)
The whole thing is in the key of C, I wanted to keep it simple for this one. I may try something similar in the future but moving from key to key.
Another idea I have is to reverse the process - instead of having the note come up and you try to figure out what it is ... I tell you what it is and then you sing it and then the note is there to check. That will probably be the next one.
As always if you have any suggestions leave 'em in the comments.
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[@hunnypie5790]

me: knows do me: hears _anything_ at a higher pitch than do me: CLEARLY IT IS RE

[@shellysalvador8590]

me: finally knows the difference between all the scales me: *hears mi* me: OBVIOUSLY, IT'S RE

[@jenniferanalucas6698]

broadway sta

[@tiffanyoviedo14]

I always ended up choosing the one before or after

[@smorrow]

Even for Do?

[@ajaxs0ap]

It's great they have things like this on KZbin. I play piano by ear, and my choir likes how I can differentiate and name the solfege without looking at it, and only hearing it. I want to improve though, cause sometimes she has to repeat. Makes me happy to try it on my own time.

[@the_court_jester666]

This is a daily chore for me. Wish there where more vids online, I memorize each after a week... But hey thanks man!

[@MostlyEarTraining]

If I get enough requests like yours for more quizzes I'll make more. thanks for the feedback!

[@loic5142]

@@MostlyEarTraining I have the same request ^^

[@adriandennis3125]

@@MostlyEarTraining same

[@maxineheittt]

@@MostlyEarTraining More quizzes!!!

[@leo-ki9ye]

SAME! I listen to this every day while washing dishes

[@aquamarine3699]

really great practice and visuals helped a ton! Thanks!

[@lyndydaisy]

Thank you so much, your Do Re Mi videos are really helpful. They are the best on KZbin.

[@MostlyEarTraining]

+lyndydaisy thanks for the feedback! I plan on making more.

[@MostlyEarTraining]

Here's another one. This one is in D. Mix 'em up each day so you don't find yourself memorizing the answers instead of answering them ... and also so you don't get used to any one particular key. Keep track of your misses, try to do better each day. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6iVh4OZn5KXa7s

[@jidetemitopenathan4961]

Thanks, a lot!!!

[@cm1293]

this is actually helpful since it plays the scale before each note

[@cureangelz]

This helped me tune my keyboard lol thanks

[@MostlyEarTraining]

Here's another one like this but a bit higher up (key of E starting on E3 instead of C starting on C3) kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIqUiJ2QlsZqbaM Next I'll probably do one a bit lower ... but please leave comments with suggestions if you have any.

[@MostlyEarTraining]

+ChocolateChipsMusic Key of A (A2-A3) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYe9lnp8l9aqhtE

[@user-nataliai7r]

Огромная благодарность!!!!!!

[@omgiulia2314]

Do RE MI FA SOL LA TI DO SI NO TI

[@MostlyEarTraining]

Ha! This again? Read this whole article and you may understand; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solf%C3%A8ge

[@saidzola7416]

Yes

[@MostlyEarTraining]

I've made some new versions of this using different sounds: Horn: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJXZmqSpidllrbM Bass Vocal: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnXZdpVrftegr7s Tenor Vocal: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4jFnmeHaKtlprs Alto Vocal : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnvQm2iIftijh8k Show less

[@MostlyEarTraining]

If you find this one too quick ... Here's a slower version (with mixed up answers) kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnLMlaZ9bZtgma8

[@galbeeri8360]

i think it's too slow

[@Pacifica17]

it's way too slow can you do one without going through Do and the entire key every time?

[@MostlyEarTraining]

That's an interesting idea. I am considering other methods ... like playing a major I chord (ie C major in the key of C) instead of going through the scale. I do think it's important to set the key .. but you're right that going through it every single time is probably not necessary. Although I think some people like singing through the major scale each time. But yeah.. I should keep making variations, different people will find the one that works for them.

[@Opus332]

Hi. Thanks a lot for this quiz. Would be cool if u make one with chromatic notes.

[@isaacrobertson4374]

This is actually weird, this is how my perfect pitch works, i here Do, Re, Mi all being vocalized

[@kujaa1831]

Isaac Robertson Is that actually what perfect pitch is? I can hear it vocalized too because I remember it from when I was really young. Though I’m not doing so well I’m this video lol.

[@maddyg123_]

I kept messing up on sol

[@watergleam]

Do-Sol sounds like "Twinkle Twinkle" in Twinkle Little Star 😊

[@biryanibeti3767]

I have been stuck on one level in my chorus class for the past three years and now it might be the 4th. The levels are from 1-12 and im on 2 FoR tHrEe yEaRs most people should be on 10 by now.

[@paisley5820]

I got all of them right! :)

[@MostlyEarTraining]

A Minor Pentatonic Quiz (in a new style .. looking for feedback on what you prefer) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmLMhYl6h8SgqKc A Minor Quiz: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q5_IcqudYrSUb7M

[@solaomosebi]

This is an awesome learning drill... I vote for more videos !!!!!!!!

[@lemurluver12]

Thank you!!! I have an audition for varsity choir coming up and this is helping me a ton with solfege. 😉

[@aandm_random]

Omg!! I really how that you got in! Hopefully you see this, and replied back! If you didn’t, you still did amazing no matter what!! 🫶❤️

[@aiemkersd]

Always wrong in part Mi and La, I don't know why 😔

[@itsme-hq9vg]

I always mess up with " Mi " in every video like this EVERYTIME WHYYYY

[@zhongxiali1024]

same here

[@maddyg123_]

it's me I always get mi XD

[@opannefrank1986]

I always nail the mi. Roots, thirds and fifths I'm good with. It's the dang 6ths that get me. Lawd a mercy!

[@rishabhraj_]

Me too

[@iraqisailor]

I can only know the Mi 😂😂

[@MostlyEarTraining]

If you find yourself memorizing the answers on this video ... try this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZ6xg2l6eKp1bc0 ... it's just like this one (same key - C Major & tempo) but with the answers mixed up.

[@MostlyEarTraining]

OK; finally made a chromatic version. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZCYiKxmbdlkl5Y

[@veronicadolan3321]

Lovely and simple thank you 🙂

[@sarahearlfoothillhs8594]

This is great! Has anybody used these to make an Edpuzzle or Canvas Quiz or some such?

[@777Amato]

Thank you, thank you! This is exactly what I've been wishing for, really fun and helpful:)

[@Phoebe_3870]

Very helpful thanks man!!👍

[@leen708]

It is really helping me thanks But I am always wrong with mi and re dunno y tho

[@MostlyEarTraining]

For those finding these quizzes to be too difficult; give this a try: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmi0q3SMmayiZ68

[@zhaohunter6812]

Really helpful practice video for ear training! :D

[@ihearts5842]

Very helpful for my violin lessons :D

[@pedrooliveira5578]

Very helpful. Thank you so much.

[@frompainttopixels5128]

Your video is excellent. I learned to play piano as a child using the solfege method. At the time I had no idea of the name. i just learned using the do, re me, etc keys. I hit teenage years, and gave up on the piano. Now as an adult I feel the desire to start again. To my surprise everything I found had letters or numbers. Nobody seemed to know about do re me. By sheer accident I found I had been taught using the solfege method. I have been practicing, identifying the notes using your video. Not sure where to find sheet music to read and start playing the piano again. Thank you for shedding some light in my confusion. I wish I had not stopped playing. I actually gave one public concert. I will remember how o play and read music again. El

[@MrZzm88]

Is there any video like this but in bass?

[@firdevsmizan]

really good job, thanks a lot!

[@Duta_Agna]

Thanks for this video 🙏

[@karuchiu]

Got 38/57

[@ariannemelendres6525]

am i tone deaf or something omg i can barely differetiate them and i have a music quiz tom 😭🔫

[@MostlyEarTraining]

Probably not tone deaf. That is a rare condition. But this kind of differentiation does take practice for most people. The idea with this is to do it on a daily basis and over time you see improvement.

[@xo-sarbear-ox4203]

omg same!

[@emmaeck4276]

I couldn't get any of them except Re the first time I tried it (using the slower version). Now I rarely get one wrong on the faster versions. Practice...

[@8BitParadise]

They sound very very different XD

[@brianiwatkins3347]

@@emmaeck4276 Where can I find the slower version?

[@nevokcovers6662]

Do 1 Re 2 Mi 3 Fa 4 La 5 Ti 6 Do 1

[@MarsLos10]

Could you make a video playing the chromatic scale from the Do note so that we could practice the sharp and flat notes as well? It was really helpful but a chromatic scale would be awesome as well :)

[@MostlyEarTraining]

This has been on my to do list for a long time. I am going to finally get to it soon. Maybe even today. My main question is whether I want to use the extended Solfege system (ie: "Di" for the note between "Do" and "Re") which can be a bit confusing or a numeral system (1, 2b, 2, 3b, 3..) I am leaning towards the latter.

[@MarsLos10]

ChocolateChipsMusic the only thing that matters for me is to hear the right tones :) call it whatever you want. I think that the alphabet system is better in this case.

[@linecarrilho1]

muito obrigada!! Thanks a lot

[@PIANOSTYLE100]

I have been playing piano for years I can hear where a song is going embarrassing that I am not strong on my intervals.. any ideas

[@ringzonnewmai9656]

This is wise...... thanks

[@Philrc]

good I like it. subscribed

[@MayerJune]

Thanks for this! It helped me so much!

[@doumissurdora]

I get confused w Ti and La it's frustrating

[@weisong963]

that works for me!

[@judytian9151]

i always get confused on re and mi

[@cylprk6930]

OMFGDEJKJA THIS IS SO DIFFICULT HELP am i tone-deaf?! or am i just clueless because ive never sing/play instruments seriously before? can tone deaf-ness be cured?

[@MostlyEarTraining]

+chxnyl park it takes practice just like anything else I think ... but if you are really struggling with this one you may want to try the easier versions like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gmi0q3SMmayiZ68 but no... definitely don't get into the trap of thinking that you are "tone-deaf" (this is extremely rare) ... it just takes practice. the truth is for most people this is pretty hard.

[@acafella58]

Try taking a tone deaf test - about 2 out of every 100 people has the brain based tone deafness called amusia. See tonedeaftest.com/ (the easiest and fastest I've found)

[@LoreenBuford]

Can you make a video for Bb?

[@jodleyd.opendo6304]

nice. very helpful

[@Makiii11]

I got 100 percent on Tone Deaf Test, I'm not tone deaf. But why this is still hard for me?

[@MostlyEarTraining]

I think things like this are hard for the vast majority of people. So don't get discouraged.

[@gizemsuer2968]

Same haha

[@davidmcclanahan8589]

there's only 7 notes , they all sound different

[@juanpueblo647]

Build up a powerful ear for music. Google for Mnemonics for Perfect Pitch.

[@msms-xw5qp]

how am i so fucking bad at this. I have been signing solfege daily for years. Jesus.

[@AirbusFanA330]

do re mi fa so la ti *reverse*

[@adamascanius9407]

does it count as correct if i pause to sing it and then answer?

[@MostlyEarTraining]

I think so. That's probably a very good strategy actually; singing really internalizes this stuff. I do that sometimes myself.

[@Grihel]

Thanks a lot! I practice almost every day now. Do you have kind of "backwards" exercise where piano sets the key and then I see random note on the screen with pause in piano so I try to sing the note, and after all I get the note on piano to check the pitch?

[@graziellasa]

Another idea is to play it in the descending order

[@pianolancelot9006]

at the begining , in the trailer , it's " do re mi fa sol la "" si "" ! and not "" ti "" XD . Great video

[@MostlyEarTraining]

in the US/UK we use "ti" - check out the sound of music if you don't believe me!

[@cheatgaming8978]

Why I only guess Mi correct ?

[@ameerah2959]

So is it okay to figure it out by humming?

[@davidmcclanahan8589]

no

[@ameerah2959]

@@davidmcclanahan8589 Too late. I left music school lol

[@batyamazorhoffman568]

Great

[@andrewschiffbauer7783]

Agree

[@gabrielleangelotti5736]

Do Ré Mi Fa Sol La *SI* Do

[@tastelesssoperatatouille4396]

• GoldenALA • It's different here in America. For us it's actually Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do

[@namjoonsgiraffe5248]

I did it!!!! Fuckkkk cant believe

[@domadotomato]

I think the reason I always mess up is because of the Alphabet song, like A B C D is DO DO SOL SOL - and not DO DO RE RE, ughh

[@msms-xw5qp]

Would be 100x more efficient if you cut the time down between tests. Like playing the entire scale is completely pointless.

[@MostlyEarTraining]

I get what you mean, although I think there's something to repetitively driving home the home scale. I do have a new chromatic version that only plays the scale every 4 times: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZCYiKxmbdlkl5Y

[@MostlyEarTraining]

And I'll take your comment into consideration when making videos like this in the future. Maybe I'll make a version without the repeating major scale and see how people like it.

[@chyluvr]

No I actually like it

[@Zweiseelenherz]

Isn't it "Si" instead of "Ti"? . . . Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Si Do?

[@MostlyEarTraining]

in the US (where I am) it's Ti ... I get this question a lot so I know in other places it's Si ... has something to do with moveable-do vs. fixed-do ... the wiki article on this subject might clear it up: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solf%C3%A8ge

[@Zweiseelenherz]

ChocolateChipsMusic Okay, nice. Good to know :) I am from Germany, and when I bought stickers for a piano, there was Si. So I went wrong in the thought, it would be like that worldwide :D Have a very nice eve' :)

[@MarsLos10]

Oh and I just thought in the U.S. you call it "Ti" because if you called it "Si" then you could easily confuse the B note (ti) with the C note, which is Do but also pronounced as si because it's ABC(si) xD sorry for my bad English I tried my best :P

[@sasha-sz2dv]

Matityahu BenAvner - מַתִּתְיָ֔הוּ בן אַבְנֵר based on region

[@lucianoDoni1]

I know they are different. ...but to name them 😑😯 well I also have problems to name different colors, but I see all colors

[@TheStefanV]

3 wrong at 2x speed

[@xiumengxu3174]

I can't tell the difference...

[@olzhan]

i have a perfect pitch. easy

[@MostlyEarTraining]

congratulations ;)

[@martinalianelli6593]

It sucks to not be Pitch Perfect.

[@MostlyEarTraining]

wouldn't worry about being perfect pitch - relative pitch is where it's at! (and can be learned with some hard work) most great musicians do not have perfect pitch

[@edwardwheeler197]

+stere herman 😂😂😂 wtf

[@vannigio6234]

... Ti?? 🤪🤭🙄🤔🤔🤔

[@knguyen6061]

Si 😊 Si = G# 😅

[@emanbuoy7673]

i think my hear is deaf to this things....i get all of it wrong....what to do...😲 omg

[@acafella58]

Try taking a tone deaf test - about 2 out of every 100 people has the brain based tone deafness called amusia. See tonedeaftest.com/ (the easiest and fastest I've found)

[@lxrx8494]

how can y'all mess up on this its literally so easyyy

[@nevaehterry3416]

I keep getting Sol wrong😭

[@nevaehterry3416]

HAAAAAA GOT IT

[@nevaehterry3416]

MESSED IT UP AGAIN😭😭🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@whatislove4587]

too easy

[@GARYMANDIEVAN]

sounds the same

[@omgiulia2314]

🎶🎶🎤🎼🎸🎷🎻🎺🥁🔊🎵

[@anthonygoines1466]

Me slow down your going to fast

[@Dolphyn5]

Click on Settings (at the bottom of the video), and you can slow it down!

[@khairur_rachim]

Ez

[@arirupabeda9120]

Is this what i want

[@ilcondottierocartografo6770]

It's Si not Ti

[@MostlyEarTraining]

that depends on where you live. where I live it's "Ti" look up solfege on the interwebs to learn more.

[@knguyen6061]

Si = designated as G# in chromatic scale now Ti = B

[@ilcondottierocartografo6770]

In Italy B is Si, G# is Sol# or Lab

[@knguyen6061]

@@ilcondottierocartografo6770 👍😊 Not just in Italy, more than half of the world uses this symbol In the USA, it is pronourd Ti to differentiate between two solfege notes (Do Di Re Ri Mi Fa Fi Sol Si... Ti Do) in chromatic scale

[@ilcondottierocartografo6770]

@@knguyen6061 interesting thanks