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Goldwinghai

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What is this notation? 
In the book Duende Flamenco by Claude Worms, he used a symbol, which is circle with a dot at its center, at the end and over the measure. I’ve looked for the explanation of this symbol but could not find it. Can anyone tell me what it means? Thanks.
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Ricardo

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RE: What is this notation? (in reply to Goldwinghai) 
He usually uses circle with a letter to indicate start and end of a falseta. So it’s probably the start or end of a phrase, follow to the left or right to find out what was intended. Actually I just checked it, the dot is the end of a falseta.... he uses the letters to book end sections that might repeat in entirety

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Goldwinghai

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RE: What is this notation? (in reply to Ricardo) 
Thank you Ricardo.
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