Elementary Solfège: Level 2B
Continuing on from Level 2A in this series of courses, you will go through 25 elementary solfège lessons from Nikolay Ladukhin’s book, Elementary Course in Solfège (published in 1896). Practice using do, re and mi in greater detail.
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Course Contents
Set 1
Exercise 76
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Exercise 77
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Exercise 78
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Exercise 79
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Exercise 80
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Set 2
Exercise 81
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Exercise 82
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Exercise 83
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Exercise 84
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Exercise 85
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Set 3
Exercise 86
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Exercise 87
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Exercise 88
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Exercise 89
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Exercise 90
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Set 4
Exercise 91
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Exercise 92
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Exercise 93
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Exercise 94
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Exercise 95
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Set 5
Exercise 96
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Exercise 97
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Exercise 98
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Exercise 99
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Exercise 100
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