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Lately, I have seen quite a few websites with charts in solfege, which kind of blew my mind. Something like this:
Twelfth Year (key of Re):
Re 6/9 % Mi7 % La7 % Re 6/9
Ti 7 % Mi7 % La7 % Re 6/9
Is this just a French thing? Is it common in Europe? The interesting thing is that many people seem to be using a fixed do, so that has really been hurting my brain. Just curious...
Twelfth Year (key of Re):
Re 6/9 % Mi7 % La7 % Re 6/9
Ti 7 % Mi7 % La7 % Re 6/9
Is this just a French thing? Is it common in Europe? The interesting thing is that many people seem to be using a fixed do, so that has really been hurting my brain. Just curious...
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Really?? cool! I'd love to see that- it makes working with people who change keys (like singers!) easy!
Ben