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A marking for a stick laid across the drum head.
Also known as: Side stick notation, Rim click marking
A cross stick marking indicates that the stick is laid across the drum head with its tip resting on the skin, the shaft struck against the rim to give a woodblock-like click.
Indicates a stroke with the stick laid across the head and struck against the rim.
Contexts: Music
Names a hand position rather than a sound, which is why it is written on the snare line despite sounding nothing like a snare stroke.
Contexts: Music
A cross or bracketed notehead defined in the part's legend, distinct from the ordinary snare notehead.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.