solfege

A noun referring to a vocal exercise or system of singing using solfa syllables to denote the notes of a scale, often used for ear training and sight-singing.

• 🇩🇪Substantiv, das eine Gesangsübung oder ein System bezeichnet, bei dem die Noten einer Tonleiter mit Solmisationssilben gesungen werden; oft zur Gehörbildung und zum Blattsingen verwendet.

1. Solfège syllables B2 formal art

   A system of singing using syllables like do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti to represent the notes of a musical scale, typically the C major scale.

   • The choir practiced solfège to improve their pitch accuracy.
   • She learned to sing the melody using solfège syllables.
   • In music class, the students sang 'do, re, mi' as part of their solfège training.

   🇩🇪Solfege

   Synonyme: solfasolfeggiosolmization

2. Vocal exercise B2 formal art

   A voice exercise that involves singing scales or melodic patterns using a single syllable or solfège syllables.

   • The vocal warm-up included a solfège exercise on the syllable 'la'.
   • He practiced solfège runs to improve his vocal agility.
   • The teacher assigned a solfège exercise to help the students with intonation.

   🇩🇪Gesangsübung

   Synonyme: solfeggiovocalise

• solfege plural form
• solfege's possessive plural form
• solfege's possessive singular form