The Connection Between Solfeggio and Music Composition for Pianists
Solfeggio is the divine technique of singing with the visual use of syllables and it was first mentioned in the 11th century by the famous Italian monk Guido of Arezzo who also developed the hexachord system. His system was so innovative that it changed Western music and fastened the foundation for the current music notation. Solfeggio, which is composed of time, rhythm, and pitch, became a powerful tool in the music teaching of the centuries. Additionally, its structured way of mastering pitch and harmony was exceptionally helpful to musicians like composers and especially pianists.
