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.

• 🇫🇷Nom masculin désignant une méthode d’apprentissage musical où l’on chante ou vocalise des exercices en attribuant des syllabes (do, ré, mi, etc.) aux notes de la gamme, afin de développer l’oreille et la lecture à vue.

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.

   🇫🇷Solfège

   Synonymes: 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.

   🇫🇷Exercice vocal de solfège

   Synonymes: solfeggiovocalise

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