1. The six-voiced chord (Hexachord), also called an Aretinian syllable, provides easement in solfeggio and takes its current form with the addition of the syllable “Si.” However, today, there is the impression that in order for the syllables to provide an easement in solfeggio, they first need to be spoken

2. Some writers call the Aretinian or solfeggio syllables 'Italian' when they are actually derived from a verse in 'Latin' from syllables of which Guido d'Arezzo took his note names, with some additions and modifications as noted above (for example replacing si with ti for B natural).

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