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We are a subreddit dedicated to the revival and discussion of Solresol and other musical languages.

Solresol is a musical a priori language designed by François Sudre. It can be communicated through instruments, song, writing, or signing.

This subreddit is dedicated to reviving and sharing Solresol, as well as other musical languages. We encourage questions and love to discuss the languages of music!

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Solresol Almanac 2024

Simi! I have created this topic for a preparation of the annual Solresol almanac (ladosol lasimîre dorêla). As I think, one of the biggest problem of Solresol is a lack of texts in a traditional book form. Nobody wants to search Solresol texts in different sites, and many people think, that Solresol has no its now-day literature, which shows Solresol as a language without a future in the Internet era. Other artificial languages have regular publications, that are easy to find ("Cosmoglotta" of Interlingue, "Vög Volapüka" of Volapük, and so on), and this is a good way for a demonstration of the applicability of the language. So I'm going to make a pdf-file (A5) with collected Solresol works (at this time mainly from the Sidosi Forum), in the Latin alphabet as a main writing system, and to publish this pdf in Internet by August 15 (Solresol Day). Everyone is free to publish under this topic its own contribution to the Solresol Almanac 2024. I will share here a content list and texts from the upcoming almanac.

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2024/01/05
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Solresol logograms

Has anyone made a logographic script for SolreSol?

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2023/11/21
20:59 UTC

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Thousand Rooms, Solresol translation

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2023/11/18
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SolReSol - Phil Shary | PGO 2022

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2023/11/07
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A new Internet group with documents about Solresol

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2023/11/01
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Ascii, Shavian and Braille encoding

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2023/09/12
02:41 UTC

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Symmetrical Number System Variant

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2023/09/12
02:29 UTC

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Symmetrical Binary Table Variant

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2023/09/11
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A Solsilasol Remilami(communication lantern) for Solresol

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2023/09/09
04:08 UTC

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Prolangs: Tone of Voice (solresol in comic)

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2023/06/09
00:36 UTC

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Creating phonetics using music theory

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2022/11/18
03:14 UTC

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I translated three songs into three conlangs, including Solresol

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2022/09/27
00:22 UTC

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A Brief Survey

Hello! I need to conduct a survey for a school assignment. I have a Google Form consisting of eleven questions. The point of the survey is to see if languages (both natural and constructed) influence us. The only requirement is that you are learning (or have learned) another language. Thank you in advance for your participation!

https://forms.gle/KAbXAeAd6AfV4soN7 (the link to the Google Form)

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2022/02/22
19:26 UTC

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The book Project Hail Mary has a language based on music: Imagining that language based on Solresol

Spoilers for people who haven't read Chapter 12 of Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir, but want to in the future:

!I was wondering what the Eridian language might sound like if it were based on Solresol. I took the 7 notes used in Solresol and mapped each one to a chord: Do = I, Re = ii, Mi = iii, Fa = IV, Sol = vi7, La = bVIImaj7, Si = viio7. Then I could make self-consistent words based on Solresol words with those chords underneath.!<

!I made a thing of Solresol Eridian Phrases, imagining what some of Rocky's lines from Project Hail Mary might sound like if they were based on Solresol with chords added: https://musescore.com/user/16270081/scores/7532126?share=copy\_link!<

Currently transcribed the lines up to the end of Chapter 12.

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2022/02/08
04:55 UTC

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