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This hymn is where we get the syllables of the solfeggio, developed by a medieval Benedictine monk named Your comment could not be posted.— Scribal Terror
Perhaps you may be passed in with even a solfeggio, but just think!--suppose you are asked to "describe the most expressive movement in the action of a man throwing a stone," or "how many heads there are in the Milo Such philosophising is quite the thing here at Benares--everyone does But to go back to the people and the Ghats I must--for my own protection--for some one who reads these notes may have also waded through the exquisite writing of Pierre Loti on the subject, and may conclude I am untruthful.— From Edinburgh to India ; Burmah
Unhappily in many districts the movement receives a lively opposition from music-teachers, who do not approve of this mnemotechnical way of learning poetry with music, without any instruction in solfeggio or musical science.— Musicians of To-Day
Two years later she studied solfeggio with Panseron.— A History of the Nineteenth Century, Year by Year Volume Two (of Three)
Think of a voice-trainer singing each solfeggio and song with his pupil during the lesson.— The Child-Voice in Singing treated from a physiological and a practical standpoint and especially adapted to schools and boy choirs
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