This document discusses the history and development of musical notation. It describes systems such as Boethian notation, neumes, staff notation, solfage notation, and tonic sol-fa. Solfage notation, developed by Guido d'Arezzo in the 11th century, assigned syllables like "ut" (do) to notes, helping people learn to sight-sing. John Curwen later adapted this into tonic sol-fa notation in the 19th century. Tonic sol-fa uses do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti and became popular in English-speaking countries for teaching singing.

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““ ”” ( ““ ””) Note
Natation
A B C D E F G
"Boethian notation”” (Boethius)
Alphabet Notation
““ ””(neum)
Staff Notation
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Solfage Notation

2. Solfage ( - )
(Guido d'Arezzo)
( Paulus Diaconus)
Ut queant laxis Resonare fibris
Mira gestorum Famuli tuorum,
Solve polluti Labii reatum,
Sancte Iohannes.
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““si”” Sancte Ioannes 7 ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si.
““Ut”” ( ) ““Si”” ( )
““Ut”” ““Si””
““Si”” ““Ti”” ? ( C
““ ”” ) Ut Do
““Dominus”” (Lord)
““Do”” Solfage Notation
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C D E F G A B Solfage (
““ ”” ) Mozart’’s Piano Concerto in
A Major ““ ””
C D E F G A B
Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti

3. ““sol”” ““so”” ““si””
““Ti”” (Sarah Glover) 9
““tonic sol-fa”” Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti
““The sound of music””
Do refers to Doe, "a deer, a female deer." ,
Re refers to Ray, "a drop of golden sun."
Mi refers to Me, "a name I call myself."
Fa refers to Far, "a long long way to run".,
So refers to Sew, , "a needle pulling thread."
La , "a note to follow So."
Ti refers to Tea, "a drink with jam and bread." ““ ””
and that brings us back to do"
Do-Re-Mi
Dos: two beers, two Mexican beers/
Ray: the guy who sells me beer/
Me: the guy who drinks the beer/
Far: A long long way to beer/
So, I think I'll have a beer/
La la la la la la beer/
Tea? No thanks I'll have a beer/
and that brings us back to dos"
Do ––
Re –– -
Mi ––
Fa ––

4. So -
La ––
Ti ––
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(John Curwen) - -
(Tonic Sol-Fa Notation) ““ ””
C D E F G A B
Do Re Mi Fa Sol La Ti
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Tonic sol-fa
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5. ““Ti”” ““ ”” ( . T )
T Tonic
““ ”” Tone ““ ”” Ti ““ ””
T . Ti
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(Boethius) Solfage Solfage
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