DoRe Do Do Fa Mi Do La Sol Do Ti Do Then Do Fa - (Repeat the note Fa but say Do, transposing to a new key) This helps with spacial recognition and is very easy to do just in the car or shower or literally anywhere else. Another exercise: Starting at the bottom: Do / Re \ Do \ Ti / Do / Mi / Sol / Ti / Do

Whenyou sing you begin with Do Re Me C Am F C Am F Do Re Me, Do Re Me C The first three notes just happen to be C Am F C Am F Do Re Me, Do Re Me C Am F Em G Do Re Me Fa So La Ti Let's see if I can make it easier C Doe, a deer, a female deer Am Ray, a drop of golden sun F Me, a name I call myself Em Far, a long long way to run G Sew, a needle

UsingChords Do Re Me Fa So La, 1-2m-3m-4-5-6m, formation to learn guitar song and could apply to all songs. There are at least two systems that you can foll

Jun 24, 2012, 5:17 PM Like Reverend-Me Registered User Join date: Jun 2008 10 IQ #3 The Do Re Mi thing is a major scale. This is usually a C major scale. Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti

insolfege: Do Re Me Fa So La Ti Do; a major scale with a flatted third; It's also useful to define it in comparison with other minor scales: C Major scale. Of all the bass guitar scales, it's the most common scale that students study in the beginning. Though it's not the most played scale, it is the most important scale for beginners

So the same way you sing the lyrics, sing the tonic sol-fa. Instead of singing "happy birthday to you," sing "do-do-re-do-fa-mi." The more you sing the tonic sol-fa, the more your ears get tuned.
Theroot to every interval ascending ; Do Re, Do Mi, Do Fa, Do Sol, Do La, Do Ti, Do Do; Descending variations of the above; The scale in thirds ; Do Mi, Re Fa, Mi Sol, Fa La, Sol Ti, La DO, Ti Re, Do; The scale in triads (Compounded thirds) ; Do Mi Sol, Re Fa La, Mi Sol Ti, Fa La Do, Sol Ti Re, La Do Mi, Ti Re Fa. Any other ideas you have.
AmD Em Klanger bringer fram, en liten sang. [Bridge] C Overalt finns det refrenger. Am Dsus4 D Skalaen er alt det du trenger. Syng! [Chorus] G Am (Do-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o Re Mi-i-i-i Fa So.) Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do, Do Re Mi Fa So. D G ( La-a-a Ti Do.) Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do. G Am (Do-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-o Re Mi-i-i-i Fa So.)

Asimple example would be playing a major scale and stop at the 7th note: Do re me fa so La tiif you sing that it's literally hard to stop yourself saying Do again. If you learn to play power chords on the guitar, you can see the distance between frets and determine that you are moving a certain distance if you play a power chord

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