Elementary Solfège: Level 1B
This course contains 25 more elementary solfège lessons from Nikolay Ladukhin’s book, Elementary Course in Solfège (published in 1896). Being able to read and sing solfège is an important skill for beginner and advanced musicians alike. It helps develop your sense of listening and musical understanding. In this course, you will further develop your aural understanding of the notes 'do' and 're'.
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Course Contents
Set 1
Exercise 26
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Exercise 27
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Exercise 28
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Exercise 29
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Exercise 30
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Set 2
Exercise 31
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Exercise 32
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Exercise 33
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Exercise 34
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Exercise 35
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Set 3
Exercise 36
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Exercise 37
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Exercise 38
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Exercise 39
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Exercise 40
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Set 4
Exercise 41
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Exercise 42
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Exercise 43
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Exercise 44
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Exercise 45
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Set 5
Exercise 46
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Exercise 47
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Exercise 48
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Exercise 49
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Exercise 50
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