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The "do" in the solfeggi system is called the: O ledger line O tonic O clef O motif

The "do" in the solfeggi system is called the: O ledger line O tonic O clef O motif
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The "do" in the solfeggi system is called the:

O ledger line
O tonic
O
clef
O motif

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it’s called the tonic, it’s considered the root or base note for whatever scale you’re using
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