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Do, re, mi
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You have heard this scale sung many times.
Up and back down: do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do.
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Singers give each degree a short name.
1 is do, 2 is re, 3 is mi, then fa, sol, la and ti, and do again.
Singing the C major scale, which degree is sol?
The song “Do-Re-Mi” climbs the same scale.
Each line starts one degree higher: “Doe, a deer” on do, “Ray, a drop of golden sun” on re.
Sing do, re, mi, fa, sol from C, then from G.
In this way of singing, do is always the tonic. Start on G and G becomes do.
“Three Blind Mice” starts like this, in C. Which syllables?
Play the C major scale and sing the names along.
Do on C, re on D, all the way to ti on B and do on C.
Which syllable is degree 7?
You can sing the degrees.
What you learned
- Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti are sung names for degrees 1 to 7.
- Singing do to do is singing the major scale.
- In this way of singing, do is always the tonic.
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