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Revision as of 08:23, 3 August 2026 by TallKite (talk | contribs) (Created page with "Role-fege is similar to solfege, but instead of indicating the scale degree, it indicates the role a note plays in a chord. {| class="wikitable" |+ !Role !Syllable !notes |- |Root |Ru | |- |2nd |Tu |two |- |3rd |Thi |"thee", three |- |4th |Fo |four / fourth |- |5th |Fi |fifth |- |6th |Si |sixth |- |7th |Se |"say" |- |9th |Na | |- |11th |Le |"lay" |- |13th |The |"thay" |} For example, C major 7th in lo5 voicing has notes G C E B, and each note would be...")
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Role-fege is similar to solfege, but instead of indicating the scale degree, it indicates the role a note plays in a chord.

Role Syllable notes
Root Ru
2nd Tu two
3rd Thi "thee", three
4th Fo four / fourth
5th Fi fifth
6th Si sixth
7th Se "say"
9th Na
11th Le "lay"
13th The "thay"

For example, C major 7th in lo5 voicing has notes G C E B, and each note would be sung as "Fi Ru Ti Se".

Happy Birthday melody:

(I) Fi Fi Si Fi Ru (V) Thi

Ru Ru Tu Ru Fi (I) Ru

etc.

Role-fege is ideal for teaching barbershop tags.