Learn to Sight-Sing with the Bass Clef

This lesson features 13 levels of sight-singing exercises which gradually progress in difficulty. Bass clef is commonly used by tenors, baritones, basses, and low-pitched instruments. Go here to view the treble clef edition- https://youtu.be/e5c-37Rbeu0 The solfège displayed on the screen uses Moveable Do, which is when the syllables always align with the scale degrees in a particular key. Some European countries use a method called Fix Do, where C is always do, D is always re, and so on. If you are used to Fixed Do, just ignore the words before the staff or use the numbers instead. Sight singing is an essential skill that is typically a requirement in music schools for every student, regardless of their primary instrument.

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00:00 Introduction
06:09 – Do and Re in D
10:07 – Do and Re in Different Keys
14:06 – Mi in D
18:05 – Mi in Different Keys
22:03 – Melodies that Don’t Start On Do
26:01 – Ti in D
30:00 – Ti in Different Keys
33:59 – Fa in D
37:57 – Fa in Different Keys
41:55 – More Melodies that Don’t Start With Do
45:54 – Sol and La in D
49:52 – Sol and La in Different Keys
53:51 – Putting Things Together
57:49 – Final Tips

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