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Musical Symbol Dashed Barline Symbol

๐„„ is the musical symbol dash barline, used in sheet music to mark a specific kind of bar division.

U+1D104

The symbol ๐„„ is known as the musical dashed barline. Itโ€™s part of Unicodeโ€™s musical notation set, so it can be used in digital score text. Use it when you want dashed barline notation in plain text, design mockups, or developer content.

Musical Symbol Dashed Barline Symbol Meaning

๐„„ (MUSICAL SYMBOL DASHED BARLINE, U+1D104) is a Unicode character used for musical notation. In practice, it represents a dashed style of barline as found in certain score layouts and notation conventions. When writing or rendering sheet-music-like text, this character can help you indicate bar divisions more precisely than a generic barline character. Because it comes from the Unicode Musical Symbols block, it works best with fonts that include these glyphs; otherwise you may see a missing-character box.

Common uses

  • โ€ขAdding dashed barline markers in digital sheet-music text
  • โ€ขLabeling sections in music practice notes or exercises
  • โ€ขMarking bar divisions in notation-related UI text (apps, forms, tooltips)
  • โ€ขDesigning typography samples for music-themed graphics
  • โ€ขIncluding the correct symbol in lyrics/score annotations that use musical notation characters

Examples

๐„„ Musical Dashed Barline

  • ๐„„Verse 1 ๐„„ Verse 2
  • ๐„„Intro ๐„„ Theme
  • ๐„„Barline: ๐„„ (dashed)
  • ๐„„Rhythm count 1โ€“4 ๐„„ repeat
  • ๐„„Section boundary ๐„„ next phrase

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1D104
HTML Entity𝄄
HTML Code𝄄
CSS\1D104

FAQ

What does the Musical Symbol Dashed Barline symbol mean?

๐„„ (MUSICAL SYMBOL DASHED BARLINE, U+1D104) is a Unicode character used for musical notation. In practice, it represents a dashed style of barline as found in certain score layouts and notation conventions. When writing or rendering sheet-music-like text, this character can help you indicate bar divisions more precisely than a generic barline character. Because it comes from the Unicode Musical Symbols block, it works best with fonts that include these glyphs; otherwise you may see a missing-character box.

What Unicode character is ๐„„?

๐„„ is MUSICAL SYMBOL DASHED BARLINE with Unicode code point U+1D104.

How do I copy ๐„„ into my HTML?

You can use the HTML entity: 𝄄.

What CSS or developer escapes work for ๐„„?

Use CSS escape \\1D104 or JavaScript escape \\u{1D104}.

Why do I see a missing box instead of ๐„„?

Some fonts donโ€™t include this glyph. Try a font that supports Unicode Musical Symbols.

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