Uploaded March 2019 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
A review of the Glover/Curwen/Kodaly hand signs we've been using, and a few practice patterns to develop your skills with solfege and the signs.
I misused the term "rhotic" in this video, which actually generally refers to how one treats an r when it is at the end of a syllable... I should have simply said that one can use an "American" R in the syllable "re" or use a flipped R. Many teachers and choral directors prefer the latter for its clarity and its affect on the surrounding vowels.
A review of the Glover/Curwen/Kodaly hand signs we've been using, and a few practice patterns to develop your skills with solfege and the signs.
I misused the term "rhotic" in this video, which actually generally refers to how one treats an r when it is at the end of a syllable... I should have simply said that one can use an "American" R in the syllable "re" or use a flipped R. Many teachers and choral directors prefer the latter for its clarity and its affect on the surrounding vowels.
