Learn Solfege for Ear Training: Do–Mi–So, Melody Practice & Singing What You Play

Описание: In this beginner-friendly solfege lesson, Dida Pelled breaks down the essential foundation of ear training: learning to hear what you play — and to play what you hear. You’ll learn the first three notes of the major scale using solfege (Do, So, and Mi), how to sing them accurately, and how to connect them to your instrument so music feels intuitive and fluent.

Dida shows how singing improves your musicianship, lets you play melodies instantly, and strengthens your connection to your guitar (or any instrument). You’ll practice Do, So, and Mi through repetition, learn how each note feels, and start alternating between them — the real first step toward internalizing harmony.

You’ll also learn why ear training is the most important tool for improvisation, playing by ear, songwriting, and joining choirs or ensembles. The lesson ends with an introduction to solfege melody singing, using the familiar tune “Happy Birthday.”

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This video is perfect for musicians who want to:
Improve their ear
Sing pitches confidently
Understand musical function through solfege
Translate melodies from ear to instrument
Strengthen their internal sense of pitch
Play songs without needing tabs or charts

Whether you’re a guitarist, singer, or instrumentalist, this is the best place to start your solfege journey.

00:00 – Live Performance & Introduction
00:58 – Why Ear Training Matters for Every Musician
02:19 – What Solfege Is & How It Works
04:54 – Introducing Do, So & Mi (Solfege Foundations)
06:52 – Singing Do & So: Call-and-Response Practice
08:55 – Adding Mi: Building Your First Solfege Triad
11:12 – Practicing with Harmony: Strengthening Your Ear
13:33 – Playing Melodies by Ear (“Happy Birthday” Example)
15:14 – Harmonizing Melodies Using Solfege
16:50 – Practice Assignment & Next Steps

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