solfege (Also solfeges, solfeges) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to solfege

  • solmization«
  • solfeggio«
  • solmisation«
  • sol-fa«
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  • mi«
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  • syllable«
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  • idyl«
  • harmoniser«
  • gambist«
  • carillonneur«
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