Movable Doh vs Fixed Do: Why Choirs Choose Solfa
Understand the difference between movable doh and fixed do, why West African church choirs prefer movable doh, and how to work together.
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Practical guides for choir directors, music teachers and singers who read Tonic Solfa — from the founder of NoteFusion.
Understand the difference between movable doh and fixed do, why West African church choirs prefer movable doh, and how to work together.
Everything a new singer needs to sing from a solfa sheet: the seven syllables, where doh sits, octave marks, rhythm and minor keys, with real hymns to practise on.
Doh is the one fact a choir needs before anyone can sing. Here are three ways to find it: from the key signature, by ear, and by checking the tune.