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Two vertical lines marking a structural division.
Also known as: Final barline, Section barline
A thin pair of vertical lines marks a section boundary; a thin line followed by a thick one marks the end of the piece. The order and weight of the two lines is the information, and reversing them turns an ending into a division.
Marks a structural division when drawn as two thin lines, and the end of a movement or piece when the second line is thick.
Contexts: Music
Carries its meaning in the relative weight and order of the lines, so a thin-thick pair and a thin-thin pair say different things.
Contexts: Music
Two vertical lines crossing the staff close together, either of equal thickness or with the right-hand one heavier.