(sung) Do, a deer, a female deer Re, a drop of golden sun Mi, a name I call myself Fa, a long, long way to run So, a needle pulling thread La, a note to follow So Ti, a drink with jam and bread The lyrics of "Do-Re-Mi", a song from the musical The Sound of Music by Rodgers and Hammerstein, are available on this web page. The song is Maria's teaching song to the children who have just met her, and it teaches them the musical alphabet. The song is also the title of a popular song in the film adaptation of the musical. The lyrics of the song "Do-Re-Mi" from the musical The Sound of Music, which is a song about learning the notes and words of a song. The song uses the first three notes of the scale (Do Re Mi) as a catchy hook and teaches children how to sing different tunes by mixing them up. Liesl: TI Maria: DO, DO TI - LA - SO - FA - MI - RE - DO Gretl: DO Brigitta: MI - MI, MI Louisa: SO - SO Martha: RE Kurt: FA - FA Friedrich: LA Liesl: TI - TI (DO - MI -MI, MI - SO - SO, RE - FA - FA, LA - TI - TI) Maria: When you know the notes to sing You can sing most All: anything! (Fountain Scene) DO - a deer a female deer RE - a drop After Re comes Mi, which is represented by moving the flattened hand so that the palm points straight to the floor. Imagine that Re is moving up, and then Mi settles into a stable position in the same chord as Do. So far, each note of the scale has been a whole step up from the previous note. Next we come to the note Fa, which is only a half Do – Mars – red; Re – Sun – orange; Mi – Mercury – yellow; Fa – Saturn – green; Sol – Jupiter – blue; La – Venus – Indigo; Ti – Moon – violet; The original cover came in a silver foil sleeve with black print, the front depicting a shield which became an ident for the band, being used on many other album and single You may also wish to examine Curwen Hand Signs 1, Curwen Hand Signs 2 , and Curwen hand signs 3. Use these resources to review hand positions for the following scales: (descending): Do, Ti, La, So, Fa, Mi, Re, Do. Remember that in the major scale, halfsteps occur between Mi-Fa, Do-Ti. Remember that in the natural (or pure) form of the minor 58ZF.

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