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Mastering Solfège (Part 2)
This course contains continues from Part 1 of the Mastering Solfège series. Sing exercises from A. Dannhäuser, Solfège des Solfèges, Book 1 (1891) and learn to sing in triple meter and dotted notes. Practice your skills with the melody challenges.
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Course Contents
Triple Meter
Dotted Half Notes
Lesson
Half-notes and quarter notes
Lesson
Intervals of thirds (A)
Lesson
Intervals of thirds (B)
Lesson
Melody in half and quarter notes
Lesson
Two eighth notes to a beat
Lesson
Practice Exercise
Lesson
Melody Challenges
Melody Challenge 1
Lesson
Melody Challenge 2
Lesson
Melody Challenge 3
Lesson
Melody Challenge 4
Lesson
Melody Challenge 5
Lesson
Melody Challenge 6
Lesson
Practice Dotted Quarter Notes
Dotted Quarter Notes 1
Lesson
Dotted Quarter Notes 2
Lesson
Dotted Quarter Notes 3 (Quick tempo)
Lesson
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