D.C. al Fine and D.S. al Coda (Part 3)

Learn about d.c. al fine and d.s. al coda (part 3): read repeat signs and navigation markings

🎵 Stage Brief #84

Accidentals (sharps, flats, naturals) apply for the rest of the measure unless cancelled.

🎯 Your mission

If it sounds wrong, slow down — you're almost there.

⚡ The twist

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What you'll learn

Accidentals (sharps, flats, naturals) apply for the rest of the measure unless cancelled. They reset at the next bar line.

Remember

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🎼 Notes on the staff

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Check your understanding · 1 of 3

What does a sharp sign do to a note?

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What is a bar line?

Check your understanding · 3 of 3

What does a treble clef indicate?

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