Ré double bémol

Meaning of Ré double bémol in music

In music, **Ré double bémol** refers to the note D double flat. It is the doubly flattened second degree of the C major scale. The term "bémol" is the French word for "flat" The double flat symbol (♭♭) indicates that the note should be lowered by two half steps or a whole step ).

The use of double flats and double sharps is common in music notation to indicate specific pitches that fall outside the standard diatonic scale ). The double flat symbol is written as two flat symbols side by side (♭♭)

It's important to note that the use of double flats and double sharps is not limited to the French language. These symbols are used in music notation across different languages and musical traditions to indicate specific pitch alterations