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Solresol

Solresol (Solfège: Sol-Re-Sol), originally called Langue universelle (lit. 'Universal language') and then Langue musicale universelle ('Universal musical language'), is a musical constructed language devised by French music teacher and composer Jean-François Sudre (1787–1862), beginning in 1817. His book defining it, Langue Musicale Universelle, was…

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Created by
François Sudre
Date
1827
Glottolog
None
IETF
art-x-solresol
ISO 639-3
qso (local use)
Purpose
auxiliary language, a priorimusical languageSolresol · musical languageSolresol · Solresol

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Solresol script

  • Do C (musical note)

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Solresol

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples64
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
Components1

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Solresol

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related to External links · 17
Solresol → David Mondou-Labbé, English, February, Jason Hutchens, July, MIDI, Modern Symmetrical Solresol, November, Omniglot, Phil Shary, Rice, September, Solresol Dictionaries, Stephen, The Project, Translator English, Windows
related to Solresol script · 6
Solresol → Do, Double, For, Sol, The, Words
related to Encoding · 5
Solresol → August, ConLang Code Registry, ISO, January, SIL Global
related to Evolution · 5
Solresol → Gajewski, Modern, Sudre, The, There
related to Further developments · 4
Solresol → Another, George Boeree, The, Using
related to Other attributes · 4
Solresol → Impartial, John Curwen, Using, Very
related to Phonology · 4
Solresol → Due, IPA, Statistically, The
Purpose · 3
Solresol → auxiliary language, a priorimusical languageSolresol, musical languageSolresol, Solresol
related to Grammar · 3
Solresol → Apart, Examples, To
related to Questions · 2
Solresol → Questions, Sudre's

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words syllables word language syllable one solfège langue universelle sudre french gajewski using vocabulary grammar version seven repeated pronouns script

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
SolresolCreated byFrançois Sudre1.00infobox
SolresolDate18271.00infobox
SolresolGlottologNone1.00infobox
SolresolIETFart-x-solresol1.00infobox
SolresolISO 639-3qso (local use)1.00infobox
SolresolPurposeauxiliary language, a priorimusical languageSolresol1.00infobox
SolresolPurposemusical languageSolresol1.00infobox
SolresolPurposeSolresol1.00infobox
SolresolSigned formsSigned staff notation; tonic sol-fa signs by John Curwen1.00infobox
SolresolSourcesa priori1.00infobox
SolresolWriting systemSolresol script; solfège; musical notation; visible spectrum1.00infobox
this oneinstance ofone can write or pronounce words0.80text

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