Tonic-Solfa Notation

Tonic Solfa Notation is another form of musical notation used for

• Orchestras

• Vocal compositions for choirs

• String Ensembles

• Brass ensembles

Tonic Solfa notation is based on ​ (a)  

• the eight notes of a scale
• the words people sing
• the notes on the staff
• the conductor's hands

Who developed the tonic solfa system of notation and when?

• John Curwen 1985

• Enoch Sontonga- 1858

• John Curwen- 1858

• John Bach- 1878

What group of people brought the system to Africa?

• Musicians

• Missionaries

• Colonisers

• Asians

Which South African composer used the Tonic-Solfa system to compose the National Anthem?

• Enoch Sontonga

• Andile Yenana

• Elijah Madiba

• Jason Mathe

Name the following Tonic-Solfa Hand sign:

• Do

• Fa

• So

• Mi

Name the following Tonic-Solfa Handsign:

• Do

• Fa

• Re

• So

Name the following Tonic-Solfa Handsign:

• Do

• Fa

• Re

• So

Name the following Tonic-Solfa Handsign:

• Do

• Fa

• Re

• So

Name the following Tonic-Solfa Hand sign:

• Do

• Fa

• So

• Mi