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Musical Symbol Plus Notehead Symbol

๐…„ is the Unicode โ€œMusical Symbol Plus Noteheadโ€ character used for specialized music notation text.

U+1D144

๐…„ (U+1D144) is a Unicode musical symbol that represents a plus-style notehead. Itโ€™s mainly used when you need music-notation characters directly in plain text. Below youโ€™ll find copy options, meaning, and practical usage ideas.

Musical Symbol Plus Notehead Symbol Meaning

The character ๐…„ is named โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL PLUS NOTEHEADโ€ and has the code point U+1D144. In contexts that rely on Unicode music symbols, it can indicate a notehead shaped with a plus mark, commonly for specific notation styles or editorial emphasis. Because itโ€™s a single Unicode character, itโ€™s most useful in plain-text workflows (chat, simple templates, metadata, or lightweight typography) where you want a consistent symbol without embedding graphics. If youโ€™re composing full music notation, you may still rely on dedicated notation software, but ๐…„ can be helpful for inline notation cues and symbol labeling.

Common uses

  • โ€ขInline music notation cues in plain text documents and notes
  • โ€ขDesigning UI labels or icons for a music-focused app (when Unicode music symbols are supported)
  • โ€ขAnnotating scores or rehearsal instructions in text-only environments
  • โ€ขUsing in templates, forms, or metadata fields that only accept Unicode characters
  • โ€ขSocial and educational posts explaining notation symbols by direct character reference

Examples

๐…„ Musical Symbol Plus Notehead

  • ๐…„โ€œPlay note ๐…„ at the start of the phrase.โ€
  • ๐…„โ€œThe rhythm uses the plus notehead ๐…„.โ€
  • ๐…„โ€œMarker symbol: ๐…„ (U+1D144).โ€
  • ๐…„โ€œSelect ๐…„ for this editorial notehead style.โ€
  • ๐…„โ€œIn this section, use ๐…„ instead of a standard notehead.โ€

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1D144
HTML Entity𝅄
HTML Code𝅄
CSS\1D144

FAQ

What does the Musical Symbol Plus Notehead symbol mean?

The character ๐…„ is named โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL PLUS NOTEHEADโ€ and has the code point U+1D144. In contexts that rely on Unicode music symbols, it can indicate a notehead shaped with a plus mark, commonly for specific notation styles or editorial emphasis. Because itโ€™s a single Unicode character, itโ€™s most useful in plain-text workflows (chat, simple templates, metadata, or lightweight typography) where you want a consistent symbol without embedding graphics. If youโ€™re composing full music notation, you may still rely on dedicated notation software, but ๐…„ can be helpful for inline notation cues and symbol labeling.

What is ๐…„ in Unicode?

๐…„ is the Unicode character named โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL PLUS NOTEHEADโ€ with code point U+1D144.

How can I copy ๐…„ for use in HTML?

You can use the HTML entity 𝅄 or copy the character directly from this page.

What are the CSS and JavaScript escape forms for ๐…„?

CSS escape: \\1D144. JavaScript (Unicode code point escape): \\u{1D144}.

Will ๐…„ display correctly on all devices?

Display depends on font support for Unicode music symbols; if your font lacks the glyph, it may not render as expected.