After looking at many videos on UA-cam for this same topic, I have to say, your explanation was the most simple and helpful to understand for a beginner learning this for the first time!
i was listening to a song called 'dal segno' by south korean group called loona, i had no clue what does it mean and it was so interesting to learn although i'm really far from making music 🥹🥹 tysm, it was a really helpful video!
It's hard for me to find a music piece that would be visible enough for my students to see. Thank God that your presentation is so clear and friendly to poor eyesight. I'll share your videos with my co-teachers and will ask them to subscribe. It's my first time to commend on a UA-cam channel. I am so pleased with this video.
This video is really informative and well explained. Thank you! I’m about to teach a piano student and wanted to make sure I completely understood the repeat markers.
Thank you!!! When I saw this video a switch flipped in my head! I was like holy crap I know what a d.c Al fine is now! My music book did not explain this well at all!!!!🥳🥳🥳🥳
Thank you so much! Very clear! Another example of using "D.S. Al Coda" at the very end would have been nice to round out the explanations, but I think the concepts were so clearly explained that I understood how it would work without an explicit example anyway
want to ask, if a song has two verses and 4 lines, the second line says Fine and the last line says D.C al Fine, do I have to sing 1 verse with a chorus, but the second verse without a chorus?
Hi Thanks for the video .. one question ? what if I don’t want to use the DC al coda from the beginning un use in the mid section of a song .. how do I do that using Dc al Coda ? please
That's interesting. Can you send me what your sheet music looks like? You can send via facebook messanger, instagram, or email at admin@musiciansaddition.com
Hi I want To Use D.S al Fine along with Additional repeat bar line... but IAM not getting it right it auto plays avoiding the repeat bar but only following the command . Canyou hlep me?
First of all, I want to say I'm comment # 100, yupppy for that!! Secondly, the bell rang wayyyy too fast, we need more time with the teacher and lastly I want to thank you for the great video, I learned something new today. 🥰🥰🥰🙂🙂
This song is Hallelujah from “The First 50 Popular Songs” easy piano book. I guess you’d have to see the music to help me. There is a D.S. Al Coda and the S-like symbol to go to. There is also the To Coda sign and the Coda sign. I’m very confused. Time is 4:35 PM.
We don't have that book, & I would still love help. If you want, you can take a photo or scan the sheet music and email us at admin@musiciansaddition.com & we'd be glad to look over it & explain it. :)
Hi, how can I repar a score that has 2 parts (1 verse and 1 choir) and the lyric goes like this: Verse 1, verse 2, choir 1 Verse 3, verse 4, choir 2 Verse 5, choir 3. Thank you.
Let me understand. You want choir 1 to sing versus 1 & 2. Then for verse 3 & 4, choir 2 sings & choir 1 stops. Then verse 5 is choir 3 only. Is that correct?
@@MusiciansAddition more or less... There are only two "sounds or compass"... Sound A (verse 1) Sound A (verse 2) Sound B (choir 1) Sound A (verse 3) Sound A (verse 4) Sound B (choir 2) Sound A (verse 5) Sound B (choir 3)
Can I use dc al fine or dc al segno multiple times in one single piece? It's like a song with one refrain repeating over and over after each stanza. How do I denote it? I use the Maestro composer app but whenever I use dc al fine in the middle of the song, it stops after the repeat and doesn't continue the rest of the song after the repeat. What do I do?
What is the purpose of D.C./D.S. al Fine/Coda? It just saves time and room when writing music and a not so small section has to be repeated. I once found an image when googling “Dal Segno” that said that “Il Segno” is probably supposed to be a combination of a slanted repeat symbol (which means repeat the previous measure) and the letter “S” (which probably stands for “Segno”).
You can find info on Coda at 3:21. So DS means to repeat at the Segno symbol. When you hit 'to Coda' you are going to skip to the coda sign & play til the end.
Excellent question! The best way to go about that is either temporarily changing your time signature to 2/4 or write your whole piece in 2/4. The repeat has to land on an actual measure line, but if it's in 2/4, it would act like a repeat in the middle of of a 4/4 measure. Hope that helps!
🙏Thank you so Much for the Quick Response 💐. Actually the melody in 1st with 2nd beat is exactly repeated in the 3rd with 4th beat in 4/4 Time, so any short repeat inside a bar is it possible ? Sorry to bother again 🙏
@@robertjohngeorge7671 No worries! A repeat cannot happen within a bar, it can only land on the bar, so I still suggest getting creative with switching time signatures around. Or you can just extend the piece and just write out the section again instead of repeating.
Hi. I have a question! How can I use Da Capo or Dal Segno in the way that the simple repeats works within the song...? Like, there are simple repeats in the song, and when the music comes to the end I would like to use Dal Segno, and it working but my problem is, that a simple repeats aren't working the second time, and I don't know why. (I use MuseScore 3) So I would like to repeat the whole song from a certain point. Thank you in advance! :)
Hhhhmmm... Well, if you gave the music to a band, they would repeat all the repeats within. I'm not a master at MuseScore, so I can't really answer that. Sorry :(
It's the treble clef. This video teaches about the clefs & how to read music. I think this video will help you more with your assignment :) ua-cam.com/video/bs3uoueeAaU/v-deo.html
Hi Sugan! Thanks for joining! These are all the repeat signs. Is there a symbol in your sheet music that you don't know what it means? If so, you can always message me on Facebook, Instagram, or send an email. :)
@@MusiciansAddition Thanks, I have never seen any repeat sign other than the one you mentioned. Sure I will send a message soon once I have doubts and thank you for your immediate response, The informations you provided will help us... Keep doing all the very best
Dudeee I love the enthusiasm of the intro so much 😅 🥺
😅Thank you!
After looking at many videos on UA-cam for this same topic, I have to say, your explanation was the most simple and helpful to understand for a beginner learning this for the first time!
I love to hear that! I try to explain things the way I thought would have been helpful to when I was first learning.
@@MusiciansAddition You nailed it, thanks!
@@kenetramirez6358 You're welcome! :)
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the clearest explanation on the subject i could find. Bravo.
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THANK YOU! I was so confused because my music had that Dal Segno sign and D.S which I had no clue about in my solo lol
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This really helped on my clarinet solo when I forgot what DC meant
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Very clear and simply stated 😊
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Thank you for the clear and concise explanation
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Thank you for such a helpful video! It made understanding these signals incredibly easier
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Really helpful instruction, it was very confusing to me before. Thanks a lot
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Thanks a lot for your post. Your explanation is easy simple to understand. You are a good music teacher.
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Thank you so much for this extremely clear explanation ! You are the BEST teacher 🙏
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i was listening to a song called 'dal segno' by south korean group called loona, i had no clue what does it mean and it was so interesting to learn although i'm really far from making music 🥹🥹 tysm, it was a really helpful video!
Thank you. A very high energy presentation!
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It's hard for me to find a music piece that would be visible enough for my students to see. Thank God that your presentation is so clear and friendly to poor eyesight. I'll share your videos with my co-teachers and will ask them to subscribe. It's my first time to commend on a UA-cam channel. I am so pleased with this video.
Thank you so much! That means a lot to me! & I'm glad I could help!
I love your explanation! It's straightforward on point.
This video is really informative and well explained. Thank you! I’m about to teach a piano student and wanted to make sure I completely understood the repeat markers.
Glad I can help! It's wild how many different repeats there are!
Thank you!!! When I saw this video a switch flipped in my head! I was like holy crap I know what a d.c Al fine is now! My music book did not explain this well at all!!!!🥳🥳🥳🥳
Glad I could help! & most books do struggle to explain. Kind hard to just put in text.
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Powerful and straight to the point
Very good... Thanks!!!
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This really is very helpful lesson. Thank you so much
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Thank you so much! Very clear! Another example of using "D.S. Al Coda" at the very end would have been nice to round out the explanations, but I think the concepts were so clearly explained that I understood how it would work without an explicit example anyway
This is super clear - thanks!
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Thank you! This really helped me in my orchestra classes!
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Clear explanation and illustration. God bless.
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want to ask, if a song has two verses and 4 lines, the second line says Fine and the last line says D.C al Fine, do I have to sing 1 verse with a chorus, but the second verse without a chorus?
what song are you looking at?
HATS OFF MEM.WHAT SIMPLE LANGUAGE YOU HAVE. ILLITERACY CAN ALSO UNDERSTAND.🙏🙏🙏
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Thank you so much! This helped A lot in my compositions!😃
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I enjoyed it a lot. Thanks for helping me.
Perfect explanation, thanks
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You're really good at explaining things which can be confusing !!!
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u use musescore?
I do use Musescore
Cheerful, informative, delivery
Great video. Thank you.
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What to do if D.C. and D.S. need to be put above the final double bar line?
Excellent! Thank you.
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Great reminder! It’s been about 20 years since my orchestra days and then my guitar music has a coda in it!! Lol. I was miffed until this
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That was interesting and enlightening, thank you!
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Thanks for your help , it was tooo helpful for me I really like it
Thanks it explained a LOT!
Thank you. I think I finally have a tune where this is useful. :]
Thanks for explaining these so well with actual music top
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Easy simple bravo new subscriber today! I enjoyed it.
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Thank you for this simple explanation, really helped a lot 👍
Thanks. This helped with Musescore notation.
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Hi Thanks for the video .. one question ? what if I don’t want to use the DC al coda from the beginning un use in the mid section of a song .. how do I do that using Dc al Coda ? please
Hi thanks for the video! I just have a question what happens where a piece of music has two DS symbols directly next to each other? Thanks ☺️
That's interesting. Can you send me what your sheet music looks like? You can send via facebook messanger, instagram, or email at admin@musiciansaddition.com
Thank you so much for your lessons.....
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Thanks for this video! I have a test tomorrow and I basically understood nothing. This helped me understand things much easier. Thanks again!
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Thank you, it really helps
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Hi I want To Use D.S al Fine along with Additional repeat bar line... but IAM not getting it right it auto plays avoiding the repeat bar but only following the command . Canyou hlep me?
What software are you using?
Super job!
Thank you!
Thank you so much for this. Do you have a video tutorial on how to do a presentation like that, the one that you were playing with music?
Thank you! I dont have a tutorial on that. I used a program called Musescore to create the examples. Hopefully that's enough to get you started.
@@MusiciansAddition thank you for this, have a nice day!
Very helpful video mam thank you 👍👌❤🌹🙏
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very infornative thanks for sharing
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Hi! What about when I see only the word Coda at the last line of my music? Thanks
It just says Coda? Nothing else?
First of all, I want to say I'm comment # 100, yupppy for that!! Secondly, the bell rang wayyyy too fast, we need more time with the teacher and lastly I want to thank you for the great video, I learned something new today. 🥰🥰🥰🙂🙂
Yay! Comment 100!!! That's pretty big! & don't worry! Lot's more videos to come. I'm here for good!
What is the purpose of repeat signs with "tips" or "Bat Wings"?
This song is Hallelujah from “The First 50 Popular Songs” easy piano book. I guess you’d have to see the music to help me. There is a D.S. Al Coda and the S-like symbol to go to. There is also the To Coda sign and the Coda sign. I’m very confused. Time is 4:35 PM.
We don't have that book, & I would still love help. If you want, you can take a photo or scan the sheet music and email us at admin@musiciansaddition.com & we'd be glad to look over it & explain it. :)
Hi, how can I repar a score that has 2 parts (1 verse and 1 choir) and the lyric goes like this:
Verse 1, verse 2, choir 1
Verse 3, verse 4, choir 2
Verse 5, choir 3.
Thank you.
Let me understand. You want choir 1 to sing versus 1 & 2. Then for verse 3 & 4, choir 2 sings & choir 1 stops. Then verse 5 is choir 3 only. Is that correct?
@@MusiciansAddition more or less...
There are only two "sounds or compass"...
Sound A (verse 1)
Sound A (verse 2)
Sound B (choir 1)
Sound A (verse 3)
Sound A (verse 4)
Sound B (choir 2)
Sound A (verse 5)
Sound B (choir 3)
What is a fermata?
A fermata means to hold out the note until the director cuts you off. It looks like dot with a half circle above it.
Can I use dc al fine or dc al segno multiple times in one single piece? It's like a song with one refrain repeating over and over after each stanza. How do I denote it? I use the Maestro composer app but whenever I use dc al fine in the middle of the song, it stops after the repeat and doesn't continue the rest of the song after the repeat. What do I do?
Thx u for teaching us😊
You are very welcome!
What is the purpose of D.C./D.S. al Fine/Coda? It just saves time and room when writing music and a not so small section has to be repeated. I once found an image when googling “Dal Segno” that said that “Il Segno” is probably supposed to be a combination of a slanted repeat symbol (which means repeat the previous measure) and the letter “S” (which probably stands for “Segno”).
What marking fine
Fine is marked with the word 'fine' and it means finished.
Thankyou so much!
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I am playing Coldplay , there is DS Al coda and one that only says “to coda” where can I find info on this
You can find info on Coda at 3:21. So DS means to repeat at the Segno symbol. When you hit 'to Coda' you are going to skip to the coda sign & play til the end.
@@MusiciansAddition thanks
Thanks a lot. This will hopefully help me for my exam.
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Great class
Thank you!
Hi. You saved the day. I was stuck on this D.S. Fine; now sorted. I have a question: What is the dominant? Thank you.
These things constantly confuse me, the examples really help.
So glad I could help! Examples always help me too.
How do I go(which repeat symbols) from the end of the first volta to the beginning, if there are other repeat marks in between ? Thank you
Do you have an example of music you can show me? If you do, send me it through Facebook messenger so I can see it & explain it. :)
How to repeat half the bar ?
Excellent question! The best way to go about that is either temporarily changing your time signature to 2/4 or write your whole piece in 2/4. The repeat has to land on an actual measure line, but if it's in 2/4, it would act like a repeat in the middle of of a 4/4 measure. Hope that helps!
🙏Thank you so Much for the Quick Response 💐. Actually the melody in 1st with 2nd beat is exactly repeated in the 3rd with 4th beat in 4/4 Time, so any short repeat inside a bar is it possible ?
Sorry to bother again 🙏
@@robertjohngeorge7671 No worries! A repeat cannot happen within a bar, it can only land on the bar, so I still suggest getting creative with switching time signatures around. Or you can just extend the piece and just write out the section again instead of repeating.
Nice tutorial.
Thank you!
I dont rlly understands it
And may i ask on how to make a dal segno staff?
Which repeat are you struggling with?
i love this video
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i can understand it very quickly🎉🎉❤
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What does "D.S Signe Al Coda, poi la Coda" mean?
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Hi. I have a question!
How can I use Da Capo or Dal Segno in the way that the simple repeats works within the song...?
Like, there are simple repeats in the song, and when the music comes to the end I would like to use Dal Segno, and it working but my problem is, that a simple repeats aren't working the second time, and I don't know why. (I use MuseScore 3) So I would like to repeat the whole song from a certain point.
Thank you in advance! :)
Hhhhmmm... Well, if you gave the music to a band, they would repeat all the repeats within. I'm not a master at MuseScore, so I can't really answer that. Sorry :(
@@MusiciansAddition No problem, few hours ago I found the solution!
But thank you for your answer! :)
Good lesson. Thank you.
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Tysm This helps me from my exam Tommorow
Glad to help! Good luck on your exam!
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Hi... We have an assignment im 9 years old. What is the symbol sign of introduction?
It's the treble clef. This video teaches about the clefs & how to read music. I think this video will help you more with your assignment :) ua-cam.com/video/bs3uoueeAaU/v-deo.html
How to repeat - 4 measures for 3 times
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Your editing is really nice
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Song structure UA-cam video when?
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If you want to repeat a special section of a song.What symbol will you use?
I would just use the standard repeat sign - the two dots & two lines.
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This is sugan from Indian, is there any other repeat sings or this are the signs.?
Hi Sugan! Thanks for joining! These are all the repeat signs. Is there a symbol in your sheet music that you don't know what it means? If so, you can always message me on Facebook, Instagram, or send an email. :)
@@MusiciansAddition Thanks, I have never seen any repeat sign other than the one you mentioned.
Sure I will send a message soon once I have doubts and thank you for your immediate response, The informations you provided will help us... Keep doing all the very best
@@suganprasanna wonderful! I'll keep my eye for your questions
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What about the song "amazing grace" TnT"
Who is it arranged by? There are different arrangements of 'Amazing Grace' & I want to make sure I can answer your question properly.