I have enjoyed these training series tremendously. Like others I will love to see them continue. They are really good. Thanks for sharing and all your hard work.
you are simply an excellent teacher. I have tried to read music and I couldn't get a thing, to completely irritated me and quit, but your way of teaching is making falling in love with music and really want to learn more. thanks , I love you
Very informative. I hope you will get more subs. Great work! Please continue doing so and kindly always put the lessons in order so we can follow each lesson.
Is the pitch changing as the line changes if then how? *Edit* I got my answer from a previous comment pls pin the comment which explained it to the top
Hello, I am learning solfege and singht singing. I starting watching your videos from 1 to 7 and I am learning a lot, but I don't see more videos for continuos learning. Do you have more videos to continuos studing with you or they are private now? how could I keep studing with you? Thank you
+Arshad Hamid There are a few different kinds of solfege. The solfege used in these videos is nicknamed "moveable do." Just like you can sing a song high or low, solfege also moves high and low. For example, if you sing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," you could probably sing it in a very low voice, or you could sing it higher. Either way, the first note of that song will always be "Do." If you sing the song higher, then "Do" goes higher, too.
this is great. I only learned music notes in school and not the do re mi stuff. And I never could build the melodies in my head. But with Do re mi and simple rythm, I can now, even if it's still very slow. I'll work on it. Thank you so much!
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I have enjoyed these training series tremendously. Like others I will love to see them continue. They are really good. Thanks for sharing and all your hard work.
you are simply an excellent teacher. I have tried to read music and I couldn't get a thing, to completely irritated me and quit, but your way of teaching is making falling in love with music and really want to learn more. thanks , I love you
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Very informative. I hope you will get more subs. Great work! Please continue doing so and kindly always put the lessons in order so we can follow each lesson.
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Is the pitch changing as the line changes if then how?
*Edit* I got my answer from a previous comment pls pin the comment which explained it to the top
YES
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Hello, I am learning solfege and singht singing. I starting watching your videos from 1 to 7 and I am learning a lot, but I don't see more videos for continuos learning. Do you have more videos to continuos studing with you or they are private now? how could I keep studing with you? Thank you
thank u ur are so funny and awsome ... I really enjoyed and earned a new knowledge ab melody 💕💕
I've noticed that "Do" when placed on Line 1 sounds different than when placed on any other line. Why is it so?
+Arshad Hamid There are a few different kinds of solfege. The solfege used in these videos is nicknamed "moveable do." Just like you can sing a song high or low, solfege also moves high and low. For example, if you sing "Row, Row, Row Your Boat," you could probably sing it in a very low voice, or you could sing it higher. Either way, the first note of that song will always be "Do." If you sing the song higher, then "Do" goes higher, too.
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this is great. I only learned music notes in school and not the do re mi stuff. And I never could build the melodies in my head. But with Do re mi and simple rythm, I can now, even if it's still very slow. I'll work on it. Thank you so much!
so nice. more lessons please
How do you find out the pitch of DO initially?
That's a few more lessons down the road. Hopefully, I'll get to it soon!
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Your lessons are fantastic. This is the first time I have not felt intimidated about learning how reading music works.
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