Interactive solfege scale chart to help you learn and practice solfege syllables in different keys, with options for fixed, movable and chromatic solfege.

In this system, each solfege syllable corresponds, not to a pitch, but to a degree of the scale: the first scale degree of a (major) scale is always sung as do, the second scale degree as re, etc.

Fillin the solfege for each mode, singing as you go. Singing the modes labeled in boldface should be familiar;look for alteration familiar from singing minor scales.

Relative pitch 10 gives you the ability to identify or re-create a musical note by comparing it to a reference note, with the assumption that you can identify the distance, or the interval, between the …

Teach kids to sight sing with these free printable solfège hand signs charts and cards. A perfect music classroom resource.

Solfège is a system for sight-singing music that applies standard syllables to the notes. Singing with solfège syllables makes it easier to hear and remember the sound of intervals. The following …

Movable do solfege assigns each note of the scale a solfege syllable (do, re, mi, etc.) regardless of the key, allowing tunes to be sung using the same syllables in any key.

Learning these names for the notes, and practicing singing them, helps you engrain the intervals in your memory, and recognize them again when they come up in music.

This system is really good for teaching students the functional relationships between notes in a scale, and the ways that one note of a scale like to move to another.

Use our handy reference sheet that’s included below to help you sing the solfège syllables and perform the hand signs to the songs you’re learning. Solfège hand signs and syllable flashcards provide extra …