It is just about the presentation of the music (how it looks). If the stem of every note on the stave was the same, the stems would go too far up and if there's a stave above that one,stems would encroach on where extra 'leger lines' would be drawn and the music would look messy. By turning the stem 'upside-down', the stem drops down the stave instead, making the music look neater.
It DOES NOT change the timing or pitch of any note.
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Lionel Ritchie: Dancing on the Ceiling
Yes. The note is the same whether the stem goes up or down.
the artist who sings the upside down during 80's new wave is TWO MINDS CRACK.
When writting a quaver in music the tail must always go to the right. Including when upside down.
The "upside down hat" in music is a whole rest! Byrnestein out.
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Upside Down - Paloma Faith
Its the same as the minim rest but upside down.
In Catholicism the upside down cross is sometimes worn by those with a devotion to St. Peter the Apostle who was crucified upside down.
I can think only of Saint Peter who was crucified upside down and sometimes pictured as such. He was ordered to be crucified but requested that they execute him upside down as he did not feel worthy to die as Christ had.
Lionel Ritchie: Dancing on the Ceiling
Two Minds Crack 1986
In mathematics an upside down triangle corresponds to the gradient operator and is sometimes called "del". The Greek symbol of an upside down triangle is called "Nabla".
It's half dead. Full dead is upside down.
Its Paloma Faith, Upside down.
An upside down ^, often used in music. Check Caret on Wikipedia for more info.