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DZè

[ sol-fezh, -fej, sohl- ]

noun

Music.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of DZè1

First recorded in 1900–05; from French, from Italian
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Example Sentences

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Better still, have them sing the solfege for the different lines instead of the words or humming.

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In terms of analysis, solfege instantly informs the listener or singer which lines of music are the same and helps them compare and contrast each line rather quickly!

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Eurhythmics begins with ear training, or solfege, to develop the inner musical ear.

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This differs from Kodály’s use of solfege in that it is always combined with movement.

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The pitches of the scale have their own syllables called sargam—which is very similar to our solfege system.

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