Musical Symbol Coda Symbol
๐ marks a musical coda, signaling that an ending section should be played.
U+1D10C
The symbol ๐ is the Unicode โMUSICAL SYMBOL CODAโ character. Itโs commonly used in printed and digital notation to indicate where the music should end. You can copy it directly or use the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.
Musical Symbol Coda Symbol Meaning
๐ (Unicode U+1D10C) is the musical symbol for a โcoda,โ which is an ending section of a piece or movement. In sheet music, the coda is used to tell performers to jump to (or repeat) the ending material, often connected to earlier passages that reference it. While the exact layout can vary by score style, the intent remains the same: guide the performer to the concluding segment. In digital scores and music apps, this character helps ensure consistent notation across devices when the font supports Unicode musical symbols.
Common uses
- โขMarking the coda section in sheet music drafts or digital scores
- โขLabeling an ending in rehearsal materials or lead sheets
- โขCreating music notation content for websites or educational documents
- โขAnnotating exported MusicXML/notation previews that use Unicode symbols
- โขDesigning posters, typography specimens, or UI elements for music tools
Examples
๐ Musical Symbol Coda
- ๐Play the coda (๐) after the repeat.
- ๐Navigate to the ending marked ๐ in the score.
- ๐Coda sign: ๐, then return to the final refrain.
- ๐The arrangement ends at ๐ in measure 42.
- ๐From the D.S. al coda mark, go to ๐.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1D10C | |
| HTML Entity | 𝄌 | |
| HTML Code | 𝄌 | |
| CSS | \1D10C |
FAQ
What does ๐ mean in sheet music?
Itโs the Musical Symbol Coda, used to indicate the ending section a performer should go to.
What is the Unicode code point for ๐?
The symbol ๐ is U+1D10C (HTML entity: 𝄌).
How do I use ๐ in HTML?
You can use the provided HTML entity: 𝄌.
Will ๐ display correctly on all devices?
Display depends on the fontโs Unicode support for musical symbols. If your font lacks it, the glyph may not render as expected.