Nicholas Baragwanath

Solfeggio, Music Theory Education
Hexachordal Solmization
History and Early Music Practice
To discover how musicians were educated from the 16th to the 18th centuries.
To learn how Hexachordal Solmization works.
To understand the various historical sources and teaching methods.
Notes are not 7! They are 6!
The note Si does not exist, or rather, it is a fairly recent invention.
Music education in the Renaissance and Baroque periods began with the teaching of choral singing, which was integrated with or subsequently followed by the study of Solfeggio.
A type of Solfeggio very different from the modern one, both from the Fixed Do and the Moveable Do.
A type of Solfeggio based on scales of 6 sounds called Hexachordal Solmization!
In this book, you will discover the historical sources and the centuries-old tradition of this lost but highly effective method of music education!
If you desire to stop looking at early music from the outside and wish to step inside the musical mind of the 15th and 16th centuries, there are three distinct ways we can work together to elevate your skills:
- 1-to-1 Musical Apprenticeship: For a personalized, tailor-made path, book private lessons with me. We will work directly on your specific goals, from counterpoint to improvisation, Renaissance and Baroque composition, theory and practice, exactly as a master and apprentice would have done centuries ago.
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Gain access to exclusive insights, behind-the-scenes materials, and support the ongoing creation of these deep-dive musical analyses.
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Start with the free levels, and master the art of Renaissance and Baroque music step-by-step at your own pace.
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