TABLES

Table 1: Basic Signs

Table 2: Clefs

Table 3: Accidentals, Key
and Time signatures

Table 4: Rythmic Groups

Table 5: Chords

Table 6: Slurs and Ties

Table 7: Tremolos

Table 8: Fingering

Table 9: Bar lines and repeats

Table 10: Nuances

Table 11: Ornaments

Table 12: Theory

Table 13: Modern Notation

Table 14: General Organization

Table 15: Keyboard Music

Table 16: Vocal Music

Table 17: String Instruments

Table 18: Winds & Percussion

Other Resources

Table 9: Bar Lines & Repeats

A. Bar Lines

(space)	Bar line
	Braille bar line for special uses
	Dotted bar line
	Double bar at end of composition
	Double bar at end of bar or section

B. Print Repeats

Double bar followed by dots; beginning of repeat

Double bar with dots preceding; end of repeat

First, second ending (volta)

Print segno sign

Print coda sign

C. Braille Repeats

Full- or part-measure repeat

Separation of repeats with different values, i.e.,

Repeat beginning in fifth (or other number) times

Repeat four (or other number) times

Beginning of repeat in cadenza or unmeasured music

Count back and repeat measures

Repeat the last four (or other number) measures
Repeat the last four (or other number) measures

Repeat specific measures

Repeat specific measures from thge numbered section
(i.e., repeat measures 9-16 from Section 2)

Braille Segno A (or B, etc.)

Repeat back to segno A (or B, etc.)

End of segno music to be repeated

Coda Sign

Parallel Motion

Sequence: Continue the pattern

D. Variants

Variant of measure (sign precedes and follows)

Variant of two (or other numbers) measures

Second (or other number) variant of measure

Numbered variant, followed by number of measures
(i.e., Variant 1, for 3 measures)

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The Shodor Education Foundation, Inc.
in cooperation with the
North Carolina Central University
and the Governor Morehead School for the Blind