How to write solfa notation on musescore, Instead of note...?
My name is Jafary fro Tanzanaia.
I have tried to search but I have been completely unable to write solfa notation, please can I get help on this...
My name is Jafary fro Tanzanaia.
I have tried to search but I have been completely unable to write solfa notation, please can I get help on this...
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Somebody else will probably have a better answer than me and I never used and doesn't understand solfa.
However, I think you have to write normal notes first and then you can add "solfa names" above the notes or maybe even within the notehead. See
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/4/custom-staff-types.
Enter at least some notes normally.
Select the notes you want to change to Solfége. Go to the Properties tab (upper left, yellow) and click on Notation / Note (green) / Head (blue) / Show more (orange).
Then make a selection from Notehead scheme (yellow). The two options you want to consider are "Solfége movable do" (green) and "Solfége fixed do" (blue).
"Solfége movable do" refers to how Americans (and others?) use do as the movable major root. You'll see in my example that I've written three measures of a C Lydian mode (1 sharp). It makes G the root, the "do".
"Solfége fixed do" refers to how many Europeans use it, as note names, with do as "C". Oddly, although the F is sharped, it is still notated as "Fa". I had thought it would be "Fi" or some such.
[A few moments later] : Ahh, now I remember, it would be written (in French) as "Fa dièse", literally "F sharp", or as "Sol bémol", literally "G flat", in the appropriate language.