Solfeggio Music Scale

Western music uses the terms, Do, Re, Me, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do to represent the 7 major keys. Indian Music uses a Solfeggio system of Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni, Sa. Of note, Indian Music actually has slightly different "pronunciations" or microtonal aspects to the Solfeggio depending on the time of day.

In the table below, Large Solfeggio represent a whole note that is not modulated, while a small Solfeggio represents a half note that is modulated or pronounced with a wavering voice.

Solfeggio Music CDs:

Dr. Len Horowitz shares six frequencies decoded from the King James Bible which are believed to be the ancient Solfeggio scale in this Solfeggio Tones sound therapy CD.

Listen to excerpts from this Solfeggio Music CD where solfeggio tones are interwoven with easy listening piano music by Gary Lamb.

Bhairava (Pronounced "Byra.")

5 am to 11 am.

Bilawal (Pronounced "Bil a Whal")

11 am to Noon.

Bhairavi (Pronounced "Ba Ra Vee")

Noon to Midnight.

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