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‖ solfeggio, n.|solˈfɛddʒo|
Pl. solfeggi, solfeggios.
[It., f. sol-fa sol-fa.]
An exercise for the voice, in which the sol-fa syllables are employed; † also transf., an exercise for a musical instrument.
1774‘J. Collier’ Mus. Trav. Ded. p. iv, Playing his new Solfeggi to the dying groans of the..Dantziggers. Ibid. 28 He was seated opposite to a glass practising some solfeggi on the flute. 1836R. Furness Astrol. i. Wks. (1858) 138 For Thor loved music.., Taught the sol-feggio, Aretino's scale. 1844Calkin & Budd Mus. Catal. 191 Solfeggios for the Voice, with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte. 1873M. E. Braddon Str. & Pilgr. i. vii. 83 You can't imagine I could spend half my existence in shrieking solfeggi.
attrib.1867Chamb. Encycl. IX. 480/1 The seven notes of the diatonic scale are represented by the Solfeggio syllables. 1896Hutchinson tr. Gounod's Reminisc. 14, I easily held my place, even at that early age, in a Solfeggio class.
Hence solˈfeggio v. rare.
1831Examiner 708/2 The verses should be spoken, and then the music solfagioed [sic]. |