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Musical Symbol Quarter Tone Sharp Symbol

๐„ฒ (U+1D132) represents a quarter-tone sharp in musical notation.

U+1D132

The character ๐„ฒ is a Unicode musical symbol used to indicate a quarter-tone sharp. Itโ€™s useful when you need musical notation symbols in plain text, HTML, or code.

Musical Symbol Quarter Tone Sharp Symbol Meaning

๐„ฒ is the Unicode character โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL QUARTER TONE SHARPโ€ (U+1D132). In musical notation, a quarter-tone sharp is used to raise a pitch by a quarter of a tone, which is common in microtonal music systems. Compared with a standard sharp (raise by a semitone), this symbol represents a smaller interval change. Youโ€™ll typically see it in edited scores, music theory text, or digital typography contexts where microtonal symbols must be included reliably in Unicode text.

Common uses

  • โ€ขLabeling microtonal pitch adjustments in music theory notes
  • โ€ขAdding quarter-tone sharp markings in text-based score annotations
  • โ€ขDesigning music typography elements for websites and apps
  • โ€ขUsing Unicode notation symbols in songwriting or rehearsal documents
  • โ€ขBuilding accessible musical content in HTML using Unicode characters

Examples

๐„ฒ Musical Symbol Quarter Tone Sharp

  • ๐„ฒRaise the note by ๐„ฒ for a quarter-tone sharp.
  • ๐„ฒThe melody includes ๐„ฒ before the ascending phrase.
  • ๐„ฒUse ๐„ฒ to notate microtonal inflection in the chord.
  • ๐„ฒIn this passage, the interval shift is indicated by ๐„ฒ.
  • ๐„ฒMark the pitch as quarter-tone sharp with ๐„ฒ.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1D132
HTML Entity𝄲
HTML Code𝄲
CSS\1D132

FAQ

What does ๐„ฒ mean in music notation?

๐„ฒ represents the musical symbol for a quarter-tone sharp, indicating a pitch raised by a quarter tone.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐„ฒ?

The Unicode code point for ๐„ฒ is U+1D132.

How can I copy ๐„ฒ for use in HTML?

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

Will ๐„ฒ display correctly on all devices?

Its appearance depends on font support for that Unicode musical symbol; if a font lacks support, you may see a fallback glyph.

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