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Practice raised and lowered movable-do chromatic syllables.
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What chromatic solfege syllable names a raised first scale degree?
A singer raises re by one half step. Which syllable is used?
Complete the chromatic solfege statement: fa raised by one half step is ___.
Which syllable is sung for sol raised by one half step?
How is a raised la sung in chromatic solfege?
What syllable represents re lowered by one half step?
Move mi down one half step. Which chromatic syllable should be sung?
Which syllable names a lowered sol?
If la is lowered by one half step, what syllable replaces it?
A lowered seventh scale degree is sung as which syllable?
In C major, which syllable is sung on C sharp?
In C major, which syllable is sung on D flat?
In F major, what chromatic syllable is used for B natural?
A melody is in G major and uses F natural. What syllable fits that pitch?
In D major, how should C natural be sung?
In A major, which syllable belongs to C natural?
In E major, a singer sees A sharp. Which chromatic syllable applies?
In B-flat major, what syllable is sung on G sharp?
In A-flat major, which syllable is sung on E natural?
In C major, a line contains D sharp. What chromatic solfege syllable should the singer use?
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