What does natural sign mean in music?

Answer 1

being a natural at music means you are instinctively very good at playing your instrument or composing or whatever it means you were born gifted at music, not that you are good because of hard work

Answer 2

A natural on the Flute is a note. It is different fingering than the flat, of that note. If you look at the very beginning of the song, before the notes, you may or may not see b's on the E b line, B b line, A b line etc. These say if it is a flat of the note is played in the song, or a natural. You may see it just on one or two and not the other(s) that means that the note that does NOT have the b is a natural.

Answer 3

In musical notation, a natural sign (♮) is an accidental sign used to cancel a flat or sharp from the note it is in front of.

Answer 4

A natural is a note played with your thumb and first two fingers on your left hand down and your little finger on your right (for the bottom two octaves)

Answer 5

It means the note should be played as written disregarding the key sign. Also, by convention, sharps and flats are "sticky" within a measure; the natural sign resets those as well.

Answer 6

A natural, in musical terms, refers to a note that has not been sharpened (raised a semitone in pitch) or flattened (lowered a semitone in pitch).

Answer 7

It looks like a little box doing the "Saturday Night Fever" pose.

Answer 8

canceles it out