What does Fine mean in sheet music?

Answer 1

Fine means the end. It's pronounced "FEE-nay" and comes from the same root word as finished. Fine is necessary to use when the end of the song is not at the end of the last staff of music. In this case there will be a D.S. al FINE or D.C. al FINE to return to. Then continue from either the sign or the beginning (respectively). The intended ending will be designated with the word FINE.

Answer 2

Fine translates to Finish or End. It is usually used after a D.S. or D.C. markign wher you return to the earlier point in a piece and play until it says Fine.

Answer 3

Fine means the end. Usually the writer says u have to repeat (da capo) some lines till u reach fine, where u have to stop.

Answer 4

you've come to the end.

Answer 5

Fine means end.

Answer 6

well done

Answer 7

To the end

Answer 8

The end.