becuadro

Meaning of "becuadro" in music

In music, the term "becuadro" refers to a symbol written to the left of a note head. It is used to indicate that the note should be played or sung as a natural, canceling any previous sharp or flat that may be present in the key signature or previous accidentals. The symbol is typically a small vertical line or a small "x" shape. The term "becuadro" is of Spanish origin and is used in Spanish-speaking countries. It is also known as "natural" in English-speaking countries.

Example UsageHere's an example of how "becuadro" can be used in music notation:

```Key signature: F# majorNotes: F# G# A# B C# D# E#

If a composer wants to indicate that the note C# should be played as a natural, they would write a "becuadro" symbol to the left of the note head: C♮.```

Sources:- : Translation of becuadro - Cambridge Dictionary