You know that feeling when you're singing and you think you're on the right note...but you're not totally sure?
You listen back to a recording and something sounds off, but you can't name what it is or fix it.
You watch other singers and wonder what they have that you don't.
You've been told to "just listen more" but more listening hasn't actually helped.
That's not a talent problem. That's an information problem.

Most singers were never taught how to hear. Not really. They were told to copy, to feel it,
to trust their ear, but nobody handed them an actual system for understanding the relationships between notes. So they keep guessing. And guessing gets exhausting.
The pretzel changed that for me.
When I first learned about solfege and had my lightbulb moment with the Do-Re-Mi Solfa Pretzel, suddenly the relationships between notes clicked in a way that made perfect sense. I went from "I think I'm on the right note?" to "I know exactly what I'm hearing." And that shift changed everything about how I sing and how I teach.
That's exactly what I've bottled up in this Starter Pack.
What you get:
10 short, focused video lessons (12 minutes total, you can start on your lunch break today) covering:
Do-Re-Mi in all 12 keys
Major Scale / Ionian Mode in all 12 keys
Minor 2nd, Major 2nd and Major 3rd intervals
Ascending Major Scale interval song
Plus two PDFs:
The Do-Re-Mi Solfa Pretzel and Scale/Mode visual guide sheet
Curwen hand signs reference sheet
This isn't a taste. It's a real foundation.
You'll finish this and actually understand what your ears have been trying to tell you.
This is for you if:
You sing but you're never quite sure if you're on pitch
You've tried to improve but "just listen more" hasn't worked
You want to understand music theory but everything you've tried has felt too complicated
You're a worship leader, a shower singer, a recording artist, or somewhere in between, and you want to stop guessing
The Solfege Starter Pack: The Solfa Pretzel Edition
$37, one time, instant access
10 videos, 12 minutes, two PDFs, and one framework that finally makes the notes make sense.