What is Solfege? - For Guitarists (Improve Your Sense of Melody FAST!)

[@neilchanmusic]

My 'Fingerstyle for the World' guitar course is FINALLY out! I've poured all my knowledge and experience into this course to take your playing to the next level. Check it out at academy.neilchanmusic.com/p/fingerstyle-for-the-world-level-1!

[@saarthakchowdhury1475]

here is the thing sir, i am an INDIAN, and i am damn proud of you, not because you know about the indian music culture but because you take the pain to teach thee people whatever knowledge you posses. Hat's off

[@neilchanmusic]

Hey Saarthak, thank you so much for that! I really appreciate it :) It's a blessing to be able to share what I know and hey, I just love Indian culture!

[@NoMeWithoutYou1]

Brother, you are a very good teacher at such a young age. You will get even better as the years pass. May you always remain joyful. That is my wish for you.

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you for those kinds words of encouragement. It is my pleasure to teach you what I know

[@lewisadhekoyibo4110]

Lewis from Nigeria.I am learning Fingerstyle guitar. I really like the way you teach. I have seen some of your videos .

[@neilchanmusic]

Hey Lewis, glad to hear from you and I'm happy to be able to help you out. Look forward to sharing more videos with you each week!

[@michaelgarcia6851]

I just found gold!! thank you so much.

[@neilchanmusic]

You're welcome! happy to help

[@mutebirenzo8907]

Actually, i have realised sofege doesnt only help on melody but also chord pregressions. Am watching and learning this from UGANDA. Happy for the good work well done

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you, yes it definitely helps in many areas of musicianship, not just melody. Happy to help you out!

[@hgaubaul]

Yes..More solfege please.

[@neilchanmusic]

Certainly, more coming up!

[@premilanilanthi7241]

You are a good teacher😀😀😀

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you very much :) Happy to be of service

[@doctorenomen]

Your teaching style makes me emotional…..you’re damn good dude. I’m in love with you, and just beginning to learn solfège

[@neilchanmusic]

Glad you started on Solfege, it will really help level up your musicianship! Glad you enjoy my teaching too.

[@Virtual-Media]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge with the world. May you be blessed 10 fold..

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you for your kind words! Look forward to sharing more of what I know

[@adetipedamilare1727]

meeeeen u have demystified this guitar lesson and am glad i met u tonite...

[@neilchanmusic]

I'm glad too :D happy learning solfege!

[@ninjaboy4245]

Thank u for such a high quality content. I can't find words to explain. Finally after 3 years of starting my guitar journey, i think i can make my own arrangements. Thank u sir, Lots of love & respect from 🇮🇳

[@neilchanmusic]

I'm humbled to hear that, and really glad I can help you along in making arrangements. Lots more content coming your way :)

[@soniaodi2381]

You're great.. a good musician indeed !

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you very much Sonia!

[@sureshaningi9326]

You're a great teacher. Please make more tutorials on ear training for guitarists.

[@neilchanmusic]

Noted on your request, thank you!

[@GuitarOnTheFly]

Subscribed, you’re a fantastic teacher & wish you gigantic growth on your channel! Dig your style as well. 🤘

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you for your kind comments and wishes! Looking forward to sharing more music and knowledge with you

[@andrewwong3565]

Nice lesson. The solefrege takes practice👍

[@neilchanmusic]

Lots of it, but it's really worth it!

[@souravdeb1614]

Mind blowing....🙏🙏🙏

[@neilchanmusic]

Happy to help!

[@syediie]

Your production is really high quality, I don’t usually comment on videos but I just wanted to let you that you will go big one day!

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you so much, that’s really encouraging to hear 😊

[@RobinGoldberg23]

Thank you, Neil. I look forward to other classes from you now that I have found your first class channel. You must have a generous spirit and a great love of music to share your time and knowledge for free in this way. Big love and respect from Brighton, UK.

[@neilchanmusic]

Lovely to hear from you Robin, and to connect with you in the UK. I'm glad you enjoy my lessons, it is a pleasure to share my knowledge with people such as yourself!

[@JoeWyl]

So knowledgeable 🤟

[@neilchanmusic]

Happy to share it with you!

[@olben58]

Neil - Your solfege lesson is very helpful. Thankyou for making it. Yes, more lessons on the topic would be appreciated

[@neilchanmusic]

You're welcome sir! I have quite a few more lessons on solfege on my channel :)

[@olben58]

@@neilchanmusic After I watched that video I continued to watch more of your videos (I’m totally impressed) and did notice more solfege instruction. Can’t wait to dig in!

[@maricelbarrientos4927]

thanks for your sharing. now I know how to use the solfege syllables. ❤

[@faisaldefry70]

Thank god I somehow ended up in this channel. Your channel definitely deserve more views for producing such high quality content. I instantly subscribed. Keep up the good work! Will definitely support you by recommending this channel to anyone learning guitar

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you very much Faisal, it is my joy to teach earnest and hardworking students like yourself!

[@leonardmanuel2723]

I am Entering the Guitar world and wanna do some singing too. This vídeo just blew everything out of proportion. I will follow U. Thanks for sharing your light

[@neilchanmusic]

Great to hear that Leonard! I'm happy to share my knowledge with you, I've got lots more to share on my channel and I look forward to helping you on your guitar and singing journey.

[@jynx-vu2zc]

This was is an amazing video ! Thank you, you explained that so well, so helpful to me.

[@neilchanmusic]

Really glad it was helpful!

[@asangla1324]

You are a great musician

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you, I am glad I can help you in your musicianship journey too

[@kaivalero]

Hello Neil. So encouraging this lesson in understanding music as complex system, you really making the effort to spread musical or sound consciousness. thank you for sharing your vision. I am new with the guitar (1.3 yrs) and I would like to ask for more videos in detail of the solfage exercises, and to put a camera in close-up mode to be able to imitate.

[@neilchanmusic]

Hey Kai, great know you're enjoying my lessons! I am happy to help you along. I think you'll be glad to know I have lots more videos on solfege and musicianship. You can check out this playlist here: kzbin.info/aero/PLb1mYcpVy0l_74V4XtT7AJhb2dchPdvT- I also upload new videos every week, so I look forward to sharing more with you!

[@IamMaiLan]

great job! yes, more solfege content, please :-)

[@neilchanmusic]

Will do :) Thank you Mai Lan!

[@TonyYikes]

I agree

[@ChicoAmore]

Neil Chan!! you blowed my mind and my soul with that class. You are now a new reference in music to me, i love the way you connect to music, your voice and your instrument... i appreciate a lot that more intuitive/emotional way of teach.. not the same mechanical way that everyone does. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom with us! :)

[@neilchanmusic]

Hey Chico, thank you and I'm really glad we could connect in this way! Music is an art after all, and it's all about communicating emotions :) I'm happy to share what I know with you.

[@navanshverma2183]

your way of teaching is so unique and impressive... please do some more videos on solfege.....i want to creat melodies..and eventually arrange songs ...thankyou. subbed👍

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you, glad you find these lessons helpful! Yes I’m working on a series of videos teaching fingerstyle arrangement more in-depth 🙂

[@deveshnegi3283]

Hi Neil, Love from India. From years I am trying to figure out the knowledge you just gave in this video, unfortunately I was unable to find any video like this in KZbin. Just now I saw this video, It is amazing and it is exactly what I wanted to know as " How to arrange any song in Fingerstyle". I am going through all other videos and also followed you on Instagram. Thanks for creating this great content, which is definitely going to develop Musicianship in all musicians out there. Thanks :)

[@neilchanmusic]

Hey Devesh, I'm really glad you enjoy my content and are learning from it! I've shifted to a new studio and will be creating lots more lesson content for you :)

[@shresthgupta2917]

Awesome! Helpful sir ^_^ also the last music was beautiful.

[@neilchanmusic]

Really happy to help you out in your music journey Shresth! Keep practicing and enjoy the process 🙂

[@B_Deka]

Awesome brother ❤️ Thankyou ❤️

[@neilchanmusic]

Most welcome 😊

[@rajeshrj6486]

It tooks 6 years for me to identify you on KZbin .Thanks your lessons you need to reach more heights Love from India

[@neilchanmusic]

Haha I'm glad you finally found me! I'm happy to share my knowledge with you, love from Singapore! Hope to visit India again soon

[@rajeshrj6486]

@@neilchanmusic ha , come to india and mail me i will take you to the best places in India

[@neilchanmusic]

@@rajeshrj6486 thank you for the kind offer!

[@greecemathapamagar7085]

Yes sir we wanna learn more on solfedge

[@neilchanmusic]

Happy to teach you!

[@MusicManFernando]

Very good lesson, Thanks

[@neilchanmusic]

You're very welcome!

[@mikefarquhar5063]

Hi again, hope alls well! I've gotta say, since seeing your vid, which is the only one I've seen and I don't think there's a better way to explain it at this level it was an eye opener, soo.. my point Gotta say ever since watching your vid on solfege I'ts been a more than usual instance in my thought life, I believe after some consideration that understanding this, more thoroughly, will be breakthrough, eureka moments from then on, because I've been .ostly self taught I didn't pay much attention at music class at school but still understand that the basics are foundations, set them right add the cornerstone perfectly(analogy for getting the very basics fully grasped will lead to a far less crooked wall/understanding and outcome) The chord progressions, the intervals in between each change, over the melody is so much easier to be creative when you have a grasp on that- John mayer my paraphrasing of some of his teachings, humming the notes having a set way as a guideline and not a rigid rules, so I'm in on your course- where do I sign up?

[@neilchanmusic]

Hey Mike, thanks so much for your sharing, i’m glad that my video has been helpful to you on your musicianship journey! Ever since i started using solfege it’s been a tremendous help in understanding and creating music. It’s also made me so much more competent (and confident) as a musician and i hope it will do the same for you! Of course, you can enrol in my course at academy.neilchanmusic.com/p/fingerstyle-for-the-world-level-1 Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any questions or doubts you might have 😊

[@bluegrasspointofview5191]

I've played since I was 5, and I am very impressed with the way you explain this system! I've never heard of it, but I guess the Solfeggietto song makes sense now. Bluegrass picker here, but this should really help my improvisation... I have majorly relied on numbers rather than syllables. This will be hard for me to make the switch in my brain, but it will pay off with the chromatic notes Do Di Re Ri Mi...

[@neilchanmusic]

Hey Jimothy, glad to shed some light on this topic of solfege. It's truly helped me grow as a musician so much and I am eager for you to grow through studying solfege as well. It takes time, especially getting into the chromatics, but keep at it and it will definitely pay off :)

[@Buukert]

really helpfull! And you have a great voice!

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you so much!

[@hhattingh]

I am slowly starting to understand. However, this will have to be taught structured from the beginning. Please do a beginner's course. Good energy to you for sharing your knowledge. Thank you

[@neilchanmusic]

Yes I'm working on a full course that takes you from scratch to develop your skills. Stay tuned :)

[@roberthughes7268]

Just discovered you, fantastic video. I’m a new subscriber. I’m looking forward to watching all your videos.

[@neilchanmusic]

Hey Robert, glad to have you on board! I look forward to sharing more music knowledge with you.

[@roberthughes7268]

@@neilchanmusic, I was up most the night researching and studying Solfege. You made me realize how important it is. Thank you. I believe this is game changing on my music journey.

[@neilchanmusic]

That's really great, solfege has been incredibly impactful on my music journey as well. I have a lots more videos on solfege, check out my playlist on musicianship lessons on my channel :)

[@roberthughes7268]

@@neilchanmusic , I just emailed you on inquiring about private lessons.

[@neilchanmusic]

Hi Robert, thanks for reaching out. Is your email under a different name?

[@mustafahaider9115]

I love this guy😂❤️

[@domenicosorrentino1972]

You're one of few guitar players on the tube who try to teach solfeggio, it's heavely underrated and it's wrong. It' s very useful in playing melodies, as you prove

[@neilchanmusic]

thank you Domenico, i’m glad you recognise how useful it is! enjoy the course and keep up the great work. developing your musicianship and guitar skills takes lots of time and hard work but with dedication the rewards will be well worth it 🙂

[@jessenthebenezer]

CRIMINALLY UNDERRATED WTF

[@neilchanmusic]

Haha, I'm just glad you found my work helpful!

[@Rose-gf2pw]

Hello! love your content. Your energy is really invigorating! I've been playing for a couple of years, recently I'm going all in with improvisation and ear training... I'd looove to learn more in depth about solfege from you! x

[@neilchanmusic]

Hey Rose, I'm really glad you're going all in with improv and ear training! Those two skills really unlocked countless musical possibilities and made playing the guitar so much more enjoyable for me. I'm sure it'll do the same for you :) More than happy to teach you what I know. More lessons to come :)

[@sardarbelal3114]

Great lesson.could you please teach more about solfez chords?thanks in advance

[@mikefarquhar5063]

hey awesome eye opener or ear opener technically speaking and being from scotland- great choice!

[@neilchanmusic]

hey thank you Mike, i really love this song! i sing it often to old folks in Singapore and they know it well. do you play guitar too?

[@mikefarquhar5063]

@Neil Chan Music yeah every day, and this us like our nation anthem in some places, mostly sung on 'Hogmanay' every year with a nip of single malt. There are some fine collections of whiskies floating about, west coast Scotland is still speaking Gailic, most lochs are west cost, west coast there are 100s if not more of fresh, sea water mix great if you like fly fishing. Where are you from?

[@neilchanmusic]

@@mikefarquhar5063 wow, that sounds surreal to be honest :D I wish I could experience that one day! I'm all the way in Singapore, a tiny nation in Southeast Asia. We're a really diverse mix of cultures, which is what makes us unique it itself!

[@mikefarquhar5063]

@Neil Chan Music as a Scottish citizen I can say the same for Scotland on the diversity front, which isn't a war so doesn't really have a front, but sadly some of our indigenous citizens have a low tolerance for "outsiders" which I believe is an unwise way of thinking, its wiser as humans as a race as one, to stick together regardless of the 'what is essentially the inability or choi e to not adapt to reality as it unfolds through discovery of ourselves our potential as individuals is strengthened by having friends' so the locals that can't accept "non nationals" as the same in an innate sense(were all the same and different, no one is better innately but you are a better singer than I am, I might be a better blues player idk) it's the choice where it all comes down to wether to allow yourself to become better by accepting the fact that we're not divided lik "full stop" the truth is that's just like borders imaginary, and those are changeable through choice. That's just something of an opinion of mine on culture and cultural history shows we've been mixing cultures since the beginning of history so why do ppl still hold on to bigotry, it's either simple innocent ignorance or ignorance by choice of the facts, the history and the reality we are living in now weighed up to a wiser point of view. To go further we need to be willing to to the things we havnt done before, and for some, coming back to the local Scottish people that are racist, and are bigots, they will be lost In time as it fades away as short as life us, I'm just a big believer in cultures and races mixed is a good thing when common sense is applied. There's a song in there maybe lol! Deep. But Don't get me wrong, you eill find what you are looking for if you know what you're looking for, eg if you visited Scotland expecting good welcoming and nice kind people you will find that, birds of a feather flock together, the other people who aren't so kind they uncannily seem to find each other and this is nature. So if you visited Scotland or any country the person you are, you'd be fine. You seem like a kind person, singing auld lang syne to your elders us a beautiful thing. Honourable.

[@guitarman704]

That guitar is stunning. What make and model is it please Neil?

[@neilchanmusic]

That's a McKnight Soli Deo Gloria model. It don't own it, its from Heirlooms Music in Singapore. Very special guitar, made by Tim and Mary McKnight.

[@guitarman704]

@@neilchanmusic Thanks for the quick reply. It is a thing of beauty!

[@darrensurff8554]

Thank you i enjoyed your lesson

[@neilchanmusic]

I'm so glad!

[@ifeanyidaniel2928]

Thanks alot....How long will it take to practice to become very good at instantly transcribing Melody into solfege.

[@maishanayoutube2914]

Thankyou for this beautiful lesson Sir. My questions are, How do you recognize the solfege of a specific song and how do you jump so fast from one solfege to another for that song? Is it by cramming how each note sounds on a flet body or what's the technique? once you know the solfege how do you fingerpick the specific chord of each solfege to make it sound the same as the original song? THANKYOU

[@saujanyapoudel8910]

I have Sa Re Ga Ma stuck in my head for life and can sing it in the reverse order without thinking. Now I have to memorize Do Re Mi Fa until I can sing them in reverse order too 😵

[@neilchanmusic]

No you totally don’t! Just use SRGMPDN instead of doremi. It’s just a different set of syllables with the same function 😉

[@dushyantsharma4410]

Dumb man she already mentioned in video that u can say sa re ga ma or do re mi na,, in the very beginning she mentioned,, dnt commmet without watching

[@neilkelly5172]

Thank you for this video. Please can you do on on Solfege guitar intervals

[@neilchanmusic]

Thanks for the suggestion, yup that'd be a good topic to cover!

[@neilkelly5172]

I recently started playing solfege on guitar using intervals. I played the root and its 2nd, 3rds, 4ths etc and sang their Solfege tones. Can you do videos on that.

[@neilkelly5172]

3rds 1-3 Do-Mi 2-4 Re-Fa 3-5 Mi-So etc....

[@neilchanmusic]

@@neilkelly5172 yes that's a great exercise to work on your intervals. Do check out my more recent videos on solfege, I have a whole playlist on it :) kzbin.info/aero/PLb1mYcpVy0l_74V4XtT7AJhb2dchPdvT-

[@sabastiangreer5145]

😊 thank you

[@neilchanmusic]

You’re welcome 😊

[@orionmec]

I had never heard of this before.

[@neilchanmusic]

It's a really useful system to train musicianship!

[@cipher8964]

Wow amazing😳 your videos are inspiring me to learn more about fingerstyle guitar..but I don't know how to determine the do re mi fa so la ti do in the notes in guitar..but I will try my best to understand more about solfege..🙂 And thank you for your videos it motivates me to learn fingerstyle guitar..😃

[@neilchanmusic]

I'm really glad to hear that Paul! Just sing the doremi along with a major scale on any note :) You are very welcome, I'm happy that you enjoy my videos and I'll keep making more!

[@cipher8964]

Yes!😃 I'm looking forward for your more solfege contents and fingerstyle guitar lesson😃👍

[@shubhankarsharma8705]

How to practice identifying the solfage of a song just by hearing? Thanks!

[@AmarSingh-uc7px]

how do you know which solfege notes to play for any particular song? Is this something a beginner can learn or does it take a very long time?

[@neilchanmusic]

A beginner can definitely learn solfege. It all depends on the difficulty of the song itself. Many folk songs and pop songs have simple melodic lines that a beginner can catch. If you're really just starting out from scratch, I recommend to look at simple folk songs and/or children's songs to train your ear.

[@B_Deka]

6:10💆‍♂️😌☮️

[@neilchanmusic]

:D

[@deba-fitness]

I imagine myself in a big platform if you were my teacher 😂

[@neilchanmusic]

My best teachers always tell me the teacher does 10-20% of the work and the rest is up to the student to practice and discover on their own :) You can do it!

[@danbronk9685]

I see the power of what you're teaching but how do we get started on associating the syllable tones with what you hear

[@neilchanmusic]

You need to practice just singing the scales alone with solfege syllables. Over time you'll make the automatic mental connections!

[@danbronk9685]

@@neilchanmusic thanks for the reply - I have been trying but am finding it difficult to match tones being listened to versus the syllables since they are similar and seem like they could interchange - but I'll keep trying

[@shivakrishnan9382]

Hi bro.. Do we have to think in terms of chords or tonic? I mean in jazz ,all chords might not be in functional harmony right... And to target certain intervals over chords ,should we think about the underlying harmony or the tonic..? cheers,great video

[@neilchanmusic]

Hi Shiva, that's a great question. Yes it gets more complicated when you talk about key changes. The solfege system only applies in tonal music, which means it applies in functional tonality and modality. Jazz chords are tonal and have a harmonic function, although they can be very complex. The key is to understand within that musical phrase which is the tonic note, and build up your solfege starting with 'Do' on that tonic note. Hope this helps!

[@Roman-is4jj]

Thank you for such a valuable lesson. May I ask if one changes to the relative minor, dose that become the new Do? Thanks.

[@neilchanmusic]

There are different schools of thought on this, but for myself yes I always conceptualise the tonic note as 'Do'.

[@jolivervendero8737]

Do it require for us to memorize all the notes of the frit board ?

[@neilchanmusic]

You can start by working on scale positions. No need for the entire fretboard right away

[@ShadowD2C]

I got almost everything in this video, except for how to translate melodies into solfeges in the first place. you make it seem so easy, ofc because your ear is trained. but for example how do you find out which note is which in the song ? just lay them out and trial and error ? or is there some secret ?

[@neilchanmusic]

Thanks for your comment. It does get easier to identify the notes with time, but the ‘secret’ is to first sing the note you want to identify, then sing either up or down from that note along the scale until you reach ‘Do’. From there you can identify the note!

[@ShadowD2C]

@@neilchanmusic immensely helpful, thank you man

[@neilchanmusic]

welcome!

[@SimplyNatural2]

i love your tutorials, but there's one problem. i can't find any fingerstyle tutorials for afrobeats, or any african music for that matter. can you please do a fingerstyle tutorial for sugarcane rmx by camidoh?

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you, I don't have the expertise to teach on afrobeats or African music unfortunately.

[@manolojimenez4970]

do you have book(s) to buy, please let me know, you're brilliant! clever, best teacher i can meet in this Planet Earth no offense to most teacher(s), Sorry if become for being singular.

[@neilchanmusic]

Glad that you enjoy my lessons Manolo! I have used many theory textbooks, but none have really focused on solfege so far (even though it is so important to musicianship!). The text book i used is "Techniques and Materials of Music: From the Common Practice Period Through the Twentieth Century". BUT it is really very very detailed and quite advanced. If you're starting from scratch I'd recommend going to your local music store and finding an introductory theory book first :)

[@googl2503]

I prefer the movable do and with minor la. So to me minor starrs with la, dorian starts with re, lydian starts with fa, and so on.

[@neilchanmusic]

If it works for you, go for it! I like to keep my tonic as 'Do', easier to remember the various scale degrees ;)

[@ToluFunnel]

I would like to know how you play melodies

[@neilchanmusic]

Start with scales as the foundation

[@kanav._]

Hi, please teach how to play "movable do" vertically on guitar.

[@neilchanmusic]

Hi there, what do you mean by vertically? Would like to help but I'm not sure what you are referring to

[@kanav._]

I can play saregama on single string but I was confused about playing across the strings. I didn't know about unison notes and relation between strings. Thankyou for giving your time. I Love your work and diverse knowledge of music culture. 💙💫

[@dushyantsharma4410]

@@kanav._learn scales in three strings,, get lesson for that

[@kanav._]

@@dushyantsharma4410 that's exactly what I have been practicing these days. Thank you 😊✌️

[@sv0205]

Which guitar u playing in this video??? Sounds awesome 👌🏻

[@neilchanmusic]

That is a McKnight guitar 😊 beautiful instrument

[@sv0205]

@@neilchanmusic beautiful sound 🤘🏻

[@neilchanmusic]

@@sv0205 Thank you :)

[@MrsShort-xl2ge]

What is the song you are singing solfege to? Thanks

[@spytey]

❤

[@neilchanmusic]

Thanks!

[@AgyaOsei36]

Do you have ear training exercise

[@gibsonchileshe5471]

can i learn more

[@neilchanmusic]

Of course! Lots more videos on my channel

[@victorrubahimbya1124]

🤔 uhmmmmm interesting lesson and concept

[@neilchanmusic]

Well I'm glad you found it interesting!

[@asangla1324]

Bro i played for more than 1 year but i cannot find chords any song

[@neilchanmusic]

1 year is still a short time to figure out chords on your own, keep practicing and working on your musicianship skills and you'll be able to soon.

[@EddyAndriamboavonjy-kp5yt]

If it follows the tonality for example RE major,the notes inside is the RE major but,D-E-FA#-G-A-TI-Db-D it is still called C-D-E-FA-G-A-TI-C when solfèse today Thank you for answer I'm MALAGASY

[@emmanuelcalifornia6141]

How can I place my fingers on the guitar to play the solfege??

[@neilchanmusic]

Hi Emmanuel, you need to first learn how to play a scale on the guitar. The solfege syllables correspond to their respective scale degrees. So you would play 'do' by playing note #1 of the scale, and re by playing note #2 of the scale, so on and so forth.

[@emmanuelcalifornia6141]

@@neilchanmusic thanks so much sir.

[@jolivervendero8737]

Are you using only one scale shape ?

[@neilchanmusic]

In my practice I apply 7 main scale shapes, I more videos (and more to come) on scale shapes that you can check out!

[@jolivervendero8737]

Thank you for your reply I really appreciate it.

[@neilchanmusic]

@@jolivervendero8737 You're most welcome!

[@bennyakpan6033]

Having issues with my fingers switching 😥

[@neilchanmusic]

Practice really really really... really slowly! that's the key discipline :)

[@edcrutchfield3447]

So you would have to know the chords and notes to play ?

[@neilchanmusic]

Solfege is intended to help you know what notes and chords you are playing, rather than just thinking of them as fingering positions on the fretboard :)

[@bilalguitarist5208]

how i can learn that

[@neilchanmusic]

Just start singing the major scale in solfege

[@azmiarman]

1) is solfege a pitch of a song? 2) solfege on happy birthday song please 😅 Tq

[@neilchanmusic]

Solfege syllables refer to the respective scale degrees of a piece of music. Eg. in the key of C, 'do' is C, 're' is D, 'mi' is E and so on! The first line of happy birthday goes: So So La So Do Ti....

317! TOP!!!))))))

[@Mrbanshi]

more solfege plzzzz

[@neilchanmusic]

Majority of my videos have some elements of solfege in them :)

[@rekhagusain9916]

Which strings do you use?

[@neilchanmusic]

I mainly use di'addario EXP 16s.

[@srylanka100]

ok. this is a good lesson, but it should be known that there is no "Ti" in solfeggio. It does not exist and was made up ,possibly, for the film: The Sound of music. This "Ti" note is actually pronounced "ci'(like 'see")

[@carltimbol1331]

I'm a year late but I just gotta compliment how pretty you are dude 😭

[@luarluarwick8304]

Why do they write Si as Ti?

[@neilchanmusic]

Both are valid, it's just variations of the same concept

[@luarluarwick8304]

@@neilchanmusic It's not 'variations of same concept', it's different musical notations, or solmization, or note names. And Solfegio is not what you call it but a musical subject or practice. Get your terminology right, pal, especially when you're trying to teach. Teach right first: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Musical_notation

[@neilchanmusic]

@@luarluarwick8304 So you asked that question to bait a reply to brag about your own knowledge. Well, thank you for sharing the wikipedia page on musical notation! I'm sure some people would find it useful.

[@luarluarwick8304]

@@neilchanmusic No, I don't. Don't judge everybody by your own self. People are very different, especially from different cultures. You called that 'knowledge'?! That's a simplest ABC of the music theory.

[@neilchanmusic]

@@luarluarwick8304 Alright, thank you for educating me on the ABCs of music theory.

[@MOON-gf4tl]

I am indian😊

[@neilchanmusic]

Great to know that! Hope to visit India again soon

[@dushyantsharma4410]

Oh man,, this should be taught in beginning just after scales,, bt no one teaches this,, if someone gets this in beginning then guitar learning wll be very fast,,

[@hellnahfoo1]

Pero que te pasa asere, hace falta comer unos huevitos, o algo con proteina.