Bar Lines & Repeats

In music notation, a segno is a sign resembling a stylized “S” that marks the point to which performers return when a D.S. (Dal Segno) repeat instruction is given.

In musical notation, a coda is a navigational symbol that directs the performer to a concluding passage, typically after a repeat or a section marked da capo. It functions as a structural marker, helping to shape the overall form of a piece.

A repeat sign is a musical notation indicating that a section of music should be performed again. It appears as a pair of dots flanking a double bar line and can be combined with other signs to control the number of repeats.