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Solfege and Rhythm Examples

Just to clarify, major keys are marked with capital letters (C, F, or G), and minor keys are marked with lowercase letters and marked “minor.” Some examples use the “do clef” to help young singers identify tonic.

  • Alcitrón in F major NEW!
  • Alcitrón in G major NEW!
  • BAG 3-note examples with a quarter rest on beat 4 
  • BAG, more 3-note examples 
  • Big Fat Biscuit in G
  • Birch Tree in e minor NEW!
  • Blue in G
  • Bow Wow Wow phrase 3 in F
  • Bow, Wow, Wow in C NEW!
  • Bow, Wow, Wow in F NEW!
  • Bow, Wow, Wow in G NEW!
  • Chatter with the Angels in G
  • Closet Key in G
  • Frog in the Meadow in G
  • Hogs in the Cornfield solfége and rhythms in F
  • Hogs in the Cornfield solfége and rhythms in G
  • Hungarian Canon in e minor NEW!
  • Hungarian Canon in G major NEW!
  • Lemonade in C
  • Let Us Chase the Squirrel rhythm and solfége in F 
  • Let Us Chase the Squirrel rhythm and solfége in G
  • Long Road of Iron in F 
  • Long Road of Iron in G
  • Over the River rhythm and solfége in F
  • Over the River rhythm and solfége in G
  • Paw Paw Patch in F
  • Plainsies Clapsies in C
  • Plainsies Clapsies in F
  • Plainsies Clapsies in G
  • Tideo in C
  • Tideo in F
  • Tideo in G
  • Toembai in e minor 
  • Who’s That Tapping at the Window in F 
  • Who’s That Tapping at the Window in G 
  • Yangtze Boatmen’s Chantey in d minor
  • Yangtze Boatmen’s Chantey in e minor

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Comments (5)

  1. Holly Kofod says:
    August 13, 2012 at 3:44 pm

    The Plansies and Clapsies links aren’t working it just opens a blank page in all of the keys. Can you check that please. Thanks, Holly

    Reply
    1. Alisha says:
      August 18, 2012 at 3:20 pm

      I just checked the links for Plainsies Clapsies and they opened okay. Which web browser are you using? In Chrome, when I clicked the link, the file appeared at the bottom left of the screen. When I clicked them, the files opened in a new window.

      Reply
  2. KATHERINE ROSE says:
    October 5, 2013 at 1:48 am

    IF F MAYOR IS F MAYOR PLEASE ANSWER MY QUESTION

    Reply
    1. Alisha says:
      October 6, 2013 at 11:28 am

      Just to clarify, major keys are marked with capital letters (C, F, or G), and minor keys are marked with lowercase letters and marked “minor.” Some examples use the “do clef” to help young singers identify tonic. I hope this helps.

      Reply
  3. Linda says:
    July 20, 2018 at 10:15 am

    Thank you for this!

    Reply

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