Solfege Major Scale
Solfege natural minor Scale
^
^
^
1
^
do re
^
^
^
^
6
5
6
7
8
mi fa
so
la
ti
do
^ means “scale degree”
means there is only a half-step
^
^
1
^
2
^
4
do re
Solfege Chromatic Scale Ascending
ri
fi
si
me fa
so
re
mi
fa
so
ti
do
te
do
^
6
3
li
la
le
Solfege harmonic minor Scale
^
do
^
8
5
^
di
7
^
4
3
2
^
^
3
^
1
^
2
^
4
do re
me fa
so
le
^
7
^
8
ti
do
5
interval of minor 3rd
Solfege melodic minor Scale
Solfege Chromatic Scale Descending
^
3
ra
me
se
le
te
1
^
^
do
re
2
me
4
^
5
^
6
7
^
8
fa
so
la
ti
do
^
do
re
mi
fa
so
la
ti
1
^
^
do
re
7
6
2
me
4
^
5
fa
so
^
^
^
3
do
^
^
^
8
le
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te
do
The melodic
scale is
different
ascending
and
descending.
Going up,
the last half
of the scale
is major.
Going down,
it is the
natural
minor.