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very nice!
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Please link to the original kata in the description.
There are no numbers or letters permitted in the solution. Please read the section titled "Nightmarescript" in the description.
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the phrase "from one chord to the next" is used more than once in the description which implies they are consecutive. You cannot move from one chord to the next in any manner other than consecutively.
I've seen letter names used more commonly than solfeggio, at least in the U.S.A.
However solfeggio is used in some cases in English and typically I've heard "ti".
I.E. "The Sound of Music"
Ultimately I just went with what wikipedia says.
In this case, when I've studied it was in the traditional way.
In Spain I have never heard about "so" and "ti"
Even if the blog is in Spanish:
https://retroklang.wordpress.com/2005/04/16/los-nombres-de-las-notas-en-otros-idiomas/
You can get the names in Spanish, Italian and French (English and German get the alphabetical notation)
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