In the sollege system which syllable is assigned to the sixth note of the scale
In the solfège system, the syllables assigned to the six notes of the major scale are "do," "re," "mi," "fa," "sol," and "la." Each syllable represents a specific pitch within the scale.
To find out which syllable is assigned to the sixth note of the scale, you need to count through the notes of the major scale. Start by identifying the tonic or first note of the scale. Then, count up six notes from the tonic. The syllable assigned to that note will be your answer.
For example, let's take the C major scale as an example. The notes of the C major scale are: C, D, E, F, G, A, B, and back to C. Counting up six notes from C, you will reach the note A. Therefore, in the solfège system, the sixth note of the C major scale is assigned the syllable "la."