In music where there are many repeats of sections, or with complicated repeats that seem to go all over as the music progresses, there must be ways to get around the score in a way that makes sense. Del segno is a written instruction that means to go to the sign-- a special sign that looks like an S with lines and dots. The musician has looked at the score and he knows where this sign is. When he gets to the instruction, he moves to the sign and continues until the end or the next instruction. Many times scores to songs or materials in musical productions make use of this device because there is so much repetitive material involved.
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Maybe you are referring to "del segno". Del Sego is a musical term/symbolthat pertains to a complicated and many repeated sections of a music sheet. It looks rather confusing with all the repeated sections but to a musician who knows the sign will continue playing until the next sign/instruction shows up. Del Segno looks like an S with lines ad dots with it.
It means go back to the repeat.
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