What is another word for solresol?
Pronunciation: [sˈɒlɹɪsˌɒl] (IPA) 
Solresol is a word that refers to a constructed language that was created by French composer François Sudre in the early 19th century. This musical language is based on the solfeggio, which is a system used to teach music in many cultures. It uses different combinations of seven musical notes to form words and phrases. There are several synonyms for Solresol, including Sudre's own term "Langue Universelle," or Universal Tongue, which reflects the language's intended purpose of being a means of international communication. Other terms used to describe this unique language include "Musical Language," "Solfege Language," and "Melodious Tongue." Despite its relative obscurity, Solresol has inspired many language enthusiasts and musicians over the years, and continues to be a topic of interest today.
