Name that Rush Tune - Solfege edition

[Steel Rat]

Each syllable in solfege represents one eighth note, and can be extended by an eighth with a dash. The number beside the solfege marking denotes which octave, where "1" is the root octave.

 

(starts on beat 4)

 

1Sol - 2Me - 2Re 2Do - 2Re - 1Te - - - 1Sol

[rushdownunder]

OK, I think I've structured the melody and rhythm correctly. Are you using 'Me' and 'Te' to indicate the lowered (or flattened) version of the note?

 

Also, how about a hint with key signature and tempo?

[rushdownunder]

Oh, it's 'Afterimage'!

 

OK, here's an easy one from me, just to make sure I'm doing it right. Starts on beat 1.

 

1fi- 1do 1fi- 1fi- 1fi- 1do 1fi- 1fi- 1fi- 1fi- 1do 1do

[Steel Rat]

Finally, a fellow theory geek!

 

Afterimage is right.

 

For reference, the solfege chromatic scale is:

 

Do Ra Re Me Mi Fa Fi Sol Si La Te Ti Do

 

You can use "Di, Ri, Se, Li" (the enharmonic substitutions for "Ra, Me, Fi, and Te" respectively) or whatever if you want to be theoretically correct, but I don't care.

 

But anyway...

 

Yours is YYZ!

 

And you're right, I should've said 4/4, because saying that it starts on Beat 4 wouldn't make sense, otherwise.

 

This is in 4/4, it starts on beat 1

 

I'll encase each measure in brackets, like my next one below:

 

[(2)Do (2)Sol (3)Me (1)Te - (2)Fa (3)Re (2)Te]

 

[(2)Do (2)Sol (3)Me (1)Te - (3)Re (2)Te - ]

[rushdownunder]

Vital Signs?

[Steel Rat]

QUOTE (rushdownunder @ Sep 30 2010, 08:54 PM)

Vital Signs?

Nope.

 

Tempo is 120 beats/minute