Reddit reviews Classical Canons - 230 Solfeggio

I absolutely love solfege. It comes in handy for composing in my opinion.

There are two schools of though when it comes to moveable vs fixed “do” and both have good reasonings. So you just need to decide which one is best for you. I was taught moveable do in school and I prefer it.

As far as learning apps or anything, I don’t know of any. You can use interval training websites and just be aware that when you’re hearing a p5, you can think about it being do->so, etc...

Assuming you understand the basic principles of what solfege is, and you know all of the diatonic and chromatic syllables, (if you don’t I’m sure there are YouTube tutorials of it) the best way to get comfortable with solfege is to use it while singing melodies. If you’re willing to spend a little money this book is what many universities use to practice it. Otherwise I would just try to find melodies that you can sing, and just try singing them only using solfege.

I hope that helps!