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=== Solfege === | === Solfege === | ||
There are a lot of variants of solfege, depending on culture and tradition. Some traditions use moveable "do," and others use fixed "do." Typically, moveable "do" systems employ varying vowel sounds to note accidentals, whereas fixed "do" systems usually use sharp and flat accidentals as letter notation does. One proposed modified solfege system is in the table below | There are a lot of variants of solfege, depending on culture and tradition. Some traditions use moveable "do," and others use fixed "do." Typically, moveable "do" systems employ varying vowel sounds to note accidentals, whereas fixed "do" systems usually use sharp and flat accidentals as letter notation does. One proposed modified solfege system is in the table below. See also [[List of uniform solfeges for EDOs#19edo%20.283%20vowels.29|List of uniform solfeges for EDOs -- 19edo (3 vowels)]]. | ||
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