solfeggio

IPA: sˈoʊɫfˈɛdʒioʊ

Examples of "solfeggio" in Sentences

How to teach solfeggio in 21st century'.
This musical beginning led him to study piano and solfeggio.
No, it was solfeggio, horrid dry scales to sing, and rhythm, and notation.
He attended one of these schools where he studied theory of music and solfeggio.
She studied solfeggio with Professor Jacques Goulet and voice with Celine Marier.
Think of a voice-trainer singing each solfeggio and song with his pupil during the lesson.
Having finished her morning tea she went to the ballroom, which she particularly liked for its loud resonance, and began singing her solfeggio.
A musical test was instituted at the examination for the Brevet superieur [252] which made the study of solfeggio a more serious matter in the Ecoles Normales.
After the Mass and the reception which followed, Canon Lebocq gave an introduction to Gregorian Chant for beginners, underlining its historical origins as well as the rudiments of solfeggio.
And take a look now at some of other words he had to handle during the finals -- something like "marmoraceous," "mistassini," "solfeggio" -- I really have no idea if I'm saying any of these right, but it sounds good for now.
Caténaires is an unbroken perpetual-motion solfeggio, a fighter-jet-fast stream of equal notes (played, fighter-jet-fast, by Sandra Gu), and yet Carter still is shifting the time around in his usual fashion; it's like a pixelated version of himself.