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It may either be a thing, place, or person that is closely associated with past experiences. Example, a friend is a accidental sign, (when you him, you remember something in you past). Its just a reminder or a sign that reminds you of the past experience.
Musical Theory
Accidentals are signs that are placed in front of a note on the staff or stave that
alters the pitch of a note (how high or low a note is). Here is the three accidentals that you will need to know.
A Sharp (#). It raises a note by a half step.
A Flat (b). It lowers a note by a half step.
A Natural. It restores a not to its original pitch.
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When did KC Accidental end?
KC Accidental ended in 2000.
Which accidental is used in measure 15 and How does this accidental alter the original note and it raises the Bb to a B natural?
which accidental is used in measure 15 how does this accidental alter the original note
Why are many celebrity nip slips not accidental?
There are many reasons why many celebrity "nip slips" are not accidental. The main reason why celebrity "nip slips" are not accidental is because stars are anxious to appear in the media.
Who is Hannah Bernard?
she is a author of novel entitle Their accidental baby
What does brckets around accidentals in music mean?
Well, accidentals are notes that aren't on the scale of a key. Some pieces are written in different keys and this is difference is indicated at the beginning of the piece with a sharp, or flat sign next to the treble cleft (depending on what instrument). So an accidental is the sign (flat or sharp) that changes the key of a note somewhere in the measure. Brackets are just used to clarify the 'status of the note.' If a note, like C for example, had been neutralized in some previous measure, and then there is another C in the next measure, there might be an accidental enclosed in brackets, saying that this C should not be neutralized. It's just cautionary.
