Each solfeo should not take more than five minutes to learn. If this solfeo takes you more than 10 minutes to learn, you should not be in this level.
Can you see the notes going down, then up and then down? Each melodic line has a pattern. This will help you read music better.
This solfeo is the forst one with 8 measures. It's longer but is not more difficult, you can do this.
Solfeos from now on are longer, and they look more like real songs. Eight measure is a good number of measures for a song.
You should repeat the solfeo as many times as you hear it. Read it ouloud and play it on time.
Do not play and read at the same time, this can be confusing and more difficult. First read it then play it.
This solfeo is going up from Do to Do, and then it's comming down, from Do to Do, you are playing notes from the C scale.
Do you know how to play the C scale? All these notes are notes from the C scale. A reminder of the order of the notes: Do-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol-La-Si-Do
You can even try to make up your own solfeos, just change a few notes from Fa to Mi or from Re to La and you will have a new solfeo.
When you create a new solfeo, you can even create a nice melody, actually all the melodies are solfeos.
This solfeo has many quarter rests. The notes are short notes, make sure you actually are making the rests when playing this one.
Take a look at the last measure, in the first beat you can see a note in the fourth line, this note is "Re" high Re, a new note for you.
Here you can practice the high Re. To play each note on your instrument you should know how to do that, ask your teacher, or go to the studies in songnes.com
A simple solfeo for you, not all solfeos are going to be hard, you need a break Right?.
In case that you have forgotten the whole note, I have one here, just for you in the measure number seven.
After the high Re, is a new note, "Mi" is in the space number four. The order of the notes will repeat all the time.
Here you have many new notes, if you know the order of the notes, you can count line, space, line, space and this way discover the name of the notes.
The last three notes of this solfeo are Do. A really high Do, a high Do, and the middle Do.
A nice pattern in this one, this is an important pattern, these three notes are actually chords, when you play it you will notice it sounds really nice.
