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Sight Singing introduces solfege hand signs. PS: RE AND MI ARE SWAPPED
This is a Daily Practice video for early Sight Singing Level 1.
Singing these brief exercises daily will develop an ear for sound combinations that are key to successful sight singing.
Sight-Singing Introduction
Sight-singing is the skill of reading and singing music at first sight, without having heard it before. It helps musicians develop strong pitch accuracy, rhythm reading, and overall musical independence.
Solfege System
To make sight-singing easier, musicians often use solfege syllables (Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti, Do). Each syllable represents a specific pitch in the scale, providing singers with a framework to understand and internalise melodies.
Hand Signs
Along with the syllables, solfege hand signs are used as visual and kinesthetic tools. Each pitch has a unique hand gesture that matches the syllable. These hand signs:

Reinforce pitch relationships
Provide a physical connection to sound
Help singers visualise the rise and fall of notes

Why It Matters
By combining sight-singing, solfege syllables, and hand signs, singers strengthen their ear training, improve memory, and gain confidence in performing music accurately.



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