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Does it look like this photo? If it does, then it is a "natural sign" (♮) used to cancel a flat or sharp from either a preceding note or the key signature.

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It's a natural sign. It means that you play the note natural instead of flat or sharp. For example, in the key of F, there is a B-flat, however that symbol indicates to play B.

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Answer 3 out of 6

a rest.

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yep sounds like a whole measure rest.

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From your written description, I think it is a Breve rest.

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mmm okay thats not it. It looks like a H which is sloping. So the right hand side is lower then the left hand side and there is one more line in the center. I found this link on google with a picture. http://www.bluesjazzpiano.com/.../piano-harmony.jpg

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