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๐†‰

Musical Symbol Combining Bend Symbol

๐†‰ (U+1D189) is a Unicode musical combining symbol used to indicate a bend in musical text notation.

U+1D189

๐†‰ is the Unicode character named MUSICAL SYMBOL COMBINING BEND. Because it is a combining mark, it is typically applied to a preceding character in text-based music workflows. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode and HTML forms in your documents.

Musical Symbol Combining Bend Symbol Meaning

๐†‰ (MUSICAL SYMBOL COMBINING BEND, U+1D189) is a Unicode musical combining character intended to represent a โ€œbendโ€ as used in musical notation. As a combining symbol, it generally attaches to the character immediately before it, so it works best when you place it right after a note, syllable, or symbol you want the bend indication to modify. In practice, itโ€™s useful for text-only scores, rehearsal notes, captions for performances, or any workflow where you want a bend marking without relying on image-based notation. Behavior can vary by font and rendering engine, so test in your target environment.

Common uses

  • โ€ขAdding a bend indication in text-based musical notes or rehearsal annotations
  • โ€ขLabeling lyrical or performance captions that reference pitch bending
  • โ€ขComposing lightweight music notation in chat, forums, or plain-text documents
  • โ€ขUsing in music-related UI mockups where notation must be text-rendered
  • โ€ขCreating consistent text markup for accessibility-friendly score summaries

Examples

๐†‰ Musical Symbol Combining Bend

  • ๐†‰โ™ช๐†‰ bend
  • ๐†‰A๐†‰ (pitch bend)
  • ๐†‰e๐†‰ to the next note
  • ๐†‰soprano๐†‰ cue
  • ๐†‰G๐†‰ ornament

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1D189
HTML Entity𝆉
HTML Code𝆉
CSS\1D189

FAQ

What does the Musical Symbol Combining Bend symbol mean?

๐†‰ (MUSICAL SYMBOL COMBINING BEND, U+1D189) is a Unicode musical combining character intended to represent a โ€œbendโ€ as used in musical notation. As a combining symbol, it generally attaches to the character immediately before it, so it works best when you place it right after a note, syllable, or symbol you want the bend indication to modify. In practice, itโ€™s useful for text-only scores, rehearsal notes, captions for performances, or any workflow where you want a bend marking without relying on image-based notation. Behavior can vary by font and rendering engine, so test in your target environment.

Is ๐†‰ a standalone character or a combining mark?

๐†‰ is a combining musical symbol (MUSICAL SYMBOL COMBINING BEND), so it is generally meant to be used after a preceding character it modifies.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐†‰?

The Unicode code point for ๐†‰ is U+1D189.

How can I copy ๐†‰ into my project?

You can copy the character directly (๐†‰) or use its HTML entity (𝆉) or escape forms like \\u{1D189} in JavaScript.

Will ๐†‰ render the same in every font or app?

Not always. Combining marks depend on font and rendering support, so test in your target editor, browser, or application to confirm appearance.

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