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Musical Symbol End Tie Symbol

๐…ถ (Musical Symbol End Tie) marks the end of a tie in music notation.

U+1D176

๐…ถ is a Unicode musical symbol used to represent the end of a tie. Itโ€™s commonly needed when writing or displaying music notation in digital text. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode code point in your software.

Musical Symbol End Tie Symbol Meaning

The character ๐…ถ is named โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL END TIEโ€ and has the Unicode code point U+1D176. In musical notation, a tie connects two notes of the same pitch across a bar or measure, indicating that the sound is sustained. ๐…ถ specifically represents the end of that tie connection. In practice, digital music fonts and notation-aware text systems may use this symbol to correctly render the tieโ€™s right-side endpoint. If youโ€™re generating notation text, assembling musical symbols from code points, or styling music-related UI, ๐…ถ helps ensure the tie is represented as intended.

Common uses

  • โ€ขCreating or editing digital sheet-music text using Unicode musical symbols
  • โ€ขGenerating notation strings for music-related apps, scripts, or templates
  • โ€ขLabeling tie endings in educational notation examples and worksheets
  • โ€ขTypography and font testing to verify musical symbol rendering
  • โ€ขDesigning music-themed UI elements where tie endpoints must be explicit

Examples

๐…ถ Musical Symbol End Tie

  • ๐…ถA tie ends here: ๐…ถ
  • ๐…ถMeasure boundary with a tie end: ๐…ถ
  • ๐…ถExample notation fragment: ๐…ถ
  • ๐…ถTie endpoint symbol used in text mode: ๐…ถ
  • ๐…ถMusic glyph test: ๐…ถ

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1D176
HTML Entity𝅶
HTML Code𝅶
CSS\1D176

FAQ

What does ๐…ถ represent in music notation?

๐…ถ (Musical Symbol End Tie) represents the end of a tie in musical notation.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐…ถ?

The Unicode code point for ๐…ถ is U+1D176.

How can I copy ๐…ถ for use in HTML?

You can copy the character directly, or use the HTML entity: 𝅶.

How do I enter ๐…ถ in JavaScript?

You can use the escape form: \\u{1D176}.