| Students between the ages of 8 and 12 can join the classes and each receives a song book, solfege guide and music history book. |
| Known variously as solmisation, solfeggio or solfege, numerous systems have appeared over the centuries, all fashioned to meet specific needs or based on divergent theories. |
| He took lessons once every week or two, learning the Chinese numerical solfege system of musical notation. |
| Il dirige une chorale d'enfants et organise des ateliers de chants et de solfege. |
| Council members proposed in December of that year to hire an instructor to teach solfege in the city's schools. |
| Their lesson on Major And Minor keys will tell you all about major and minor keys and scales, as well as a system called Solfege. |
