Modern music publishers sometimes inventnew and often difficult to understand schemes. is used with CODA - this symbol means "go to the CODA" (last section)Īs with repeats, there are several notation variations using D.S. al Coda", go to the sign and perform until the "go to the CODA" symbol.ĭ.S. and are usually much longer than sections using repeat marks. section is shorter than most.ĭa capo is used with "Fine" (which means end).ĭal segno, abbreviated D.S. Sections are usually much longer than sections using repeat marks. Sometimes the first ending will also be the second and possibly even the third, fourth and so on.Repeated sections (and endings) may contain any amount of measures.ĭS, DC, and Coda Da capo, abbreviated D.C. There are several notation variations using repeat marks and endings. In his example, the right repeat mark tells the reader to go back and play the second measure again, then skip to the fourth measure (second ending) and continue. Repeat marks may also be used with endings. In this example the two measures in the middle would be performed again (twice in total). Repeat marks appear in pairs (left and right) except when a section of music repeats back to the very beginning of a piece. and CODA symbols are used, mostly in order to save paper (and sometimes page turning). Sections of music are often performed more than once.
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