solfeggio

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

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant une vocalise ou une méthode de chant utilisant les syllabes de solfège pour nommer les notes de la gamme, souvent employée pour développer l'oreille et le déchiffrage vocal.

1. Solfa singing C1 formal art

   A vocal exercise or method of singing where the notes of a scale are represented by specific syllables (do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti).

   • The choir practiced solfeggio to improve their pitch accuracy.
   • Learning solfeggio helps musicians understand musical intervals.
   • She used solfeggio syllables to sight-read the melody.

   🇫🇷Solfège chanté

   Synonymes: solfasolmization

2. Voice exercise C1 formal art

   A vocal drill consisting of scales or runs sung to a single syllable, used for training and warming up the voice.

   • The singer began her warm-up with a simple solfeggio exercise.
   • He practiced solfeggio runs to increase his vocal agility.
   • The teacher assigned a solfeggio pattern for the students to master.

   🇫🇷Exercice vocal

   Synonymes: vocalisevocalization

• solfeggi plural form
• solfeggios plural form
• solfeggi's possessive plural form
• solfeggios' possessive plural form
• solfeggio's possessive singular form