The first measure has four notes, it has four counts. The second measure has only one note, but it also has four counts
Now the time seems much faster, because each note last only one count. I know you can do this.
Notice the first rest in the first measure, when the music has a rest at the beginning of the song, it's call a "pick up" measure.
This solfeo may take a little bit more to learn, but take your time and read it really well.
Each quarter note last 1 count. Inside every measure you need to have 4 counts, or 4 beats, because the time signature is 4/4.
This song is a song. "Flowers" from level 1. If you go to level one, you could play all the songs from there.
The stem goes up or down, depending of the note. If the note is on the third line or above, the stem goes down.
All the notes in this solfeo are quarter notes, it goes a little fast. Play this solfeo on time along with the music.
This solfeo should be easy for you now. Read it and play it on time, don't forget to say it out loud.
As you learning to read music, you can go back to solfeos 40 or even 60 and you see how the look much easier, it's because you are learning more.
Notice how the notes looks that going up, just by looking at the notes you can almost "hear" how they sound.
Another "pick up" measure, or "anacruza" the first measure has only 3 counts, the rest you can ignore that.
It's almost time to start learning more notes and rhythms. It's incrideble you have done 95 solfeos, it's great.
If the note is higher it has a higher sound, the lower the notes, the lower the sound.
Finally solfeo 100, you should feel really good about yourself, very few students get this far, keep going.
