The document discusses learning the musical alphabet and the C scale. It introduces the solfege system - Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti - which assigns a syllable to each note in the C major scale, making it easier to remember. Do represents C, Re is D, Mi is E, Fa is F, So is G, La is A, and Ti or Te represents B, the last note of the C scale.

1. Do, re, me, fa, so, la, teeLearning the ABC’s of music

2. A, B, C, D, E, F, GThe musical alphabet is not as long as the alphabet of the speaking language.

3. Where it startsThere are many different scales in the music world. The most common one is the C scale.

4. Starting the C scaleThe easiest way to remember the C scale is with Do, Re, Me. Each sound stands for a note on the C scale.

5. Do, a deer a female deerDo stands for the C on the scale

6. Re, a drop of golden sunRe stands for the D on the scale

7. Me, a name I call myselfMe stands for E in the scale

8. Fa, a long, long way to goFa stands for F in the scale

9. So, a needle pulling threadSo stands for G in the scale

10. La, a note to follow SoLa stands for A in the scale

11. Tee, a drink with jam and breadThe last one is Te, and it stands for B on the scale