Consistency is at the core of all true progress in solfeggio and will eventually transform what you need to think through into unconscious musical feeling. Just a little bit each day is much more effective than every once in a while for a long period of time, because the ear and voice will remember and build…
For beginning students, music theory can often seem abstract and remote from what they love most about making music: the sheer joy of getting to create sound. Solfeggio changes all that by infusing theory with the act of listening and singing, making the dry knowledge something palpable. In the very earliest exercises, students confront scales and intervals less…
The practical core of music-making for the majority of players and vocalists is relative pitch; knowing what note you should play or sing next while making horn signals with your mouth. While perfect pitch is a relatively rare born ability (and arbitrary – should we really, as often vaunted by its possessors, laud that everyone else has…
Solfeggio, which is frequently called music’s Mother tongue has been largely ignored these days as people just want to start playing an instrument or sing their favorite song without really learning to understand the full in-depth understanding of what they are doing. Fundamentally, this is what it means to hear music – passed through the ear, listened…