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A cell raising, lowering or restoring a pitch.
Also known as: Music braille sharp, Music braille flat, Braille accidental sign
In braille music notation an accidental cell placed before a note raises it, lowers it or restores it, corresponding to the sharp, flat and natural of print notation.
Raises, lowers or restores the pitch of the note that follows it.
Contexts: Music
Precedes its note, where print notation places the accidental to the left of the notehead — one of the few places the two notations agree on ordering.
Contexts: Music
A cell of raised dots placed immediately before the note cell it modifies, the arrangement of dots identifying which accidental is meant.