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Musical Symbol Square Notehead Black Symbol

๐…‡ (U+1D147) is a black square notehead used in musical notation.

U+1D147

โ€œ๐…‡โ€ is a Unicode character from the Music block. It represents a black square notehead, commonly used when a score needs square noteheads. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode/HTML escapes in code.

Musical Symbol Square Notehead Black Symbol Meaning

๐…‡ is the Unicode โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL SQUARE NOTEHEAD BLACKโ€ (U+1D147). In music notation, a square notehead is often used to indicate a specific performance practice or to visually distinguish a note from standard round noteheads. Because itโ€™s a dedicated musical glyph, itโ€™s useful when you want text-based notation elements without relying on images. In practical terms, youโ€™ll typically see it in digital manuscripts, rehearsal notes, or UI mockups where a square notehead conveys meaning at a glance.

Common uses

  • โ€ขAdding square notehead symbols to digital sheet-music notes in plain text
  • โ€ขDesigning rehearsal or practice materials that reference specific notation features
  • โ€ขCreating typographic music UI labels (e.g., โ€œsquare noteheadโ€ indicators)
  • โ€ขBuilding educational content about music symbols using Unicode characters
  • โ€ขUsing the symbol in web or app interfaces that support Unicode musical glyphs

Examples

๐…‡ Musical Symbol Square Notehead Black

  • ๐…‡Play the passage with the square notehead ๐…‡ on the highlighted rhythm.
  • ๐…‡Square notehead example: ๐…‡ appears in measure 3, beat 2.
  • ๐…‡In this exercise, replace the round head with ๐…‡ for accented notes.
  • ๐…‡Reference symbol: ๐…‡ (U+1D147).
  • ๐…‡The app displays ๐…‡ for square noteheads in the notation legend.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1D147
HTML Entity𝅇
HTML Code𝅇
CSS\1D147

FAQ

What does the Musical Symbol Square Notehead Black symbol mean?

๐…‡ is the Unicode โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL SQUARE NOTEHEAD BLACKโ€ (U+1D147). In music notation, a square notehead is often used to indicate a specific performance practice or to visually distinguish a note from standard round noteheads. Because itโ€™s a dedicated musical glyph, itโ€™s useful when you want text-based notation elements without relying on images. In practical terms, youโ€™ll typically see it in digital manuscripts, rehearsal notes, or UI mockups where a square notehead conveys meaning at a glance.

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

The symbol ๐…‡ is Unicode U+1D147 (MUSICAL SYMBOL SQUARE NOTEHEAD BLACK).

How can I copy ๐…‡ into HTML?

Use the HTML entity: 𝅇.

Will ๐…‡ display correctly on all devices?

It depends on font support. Many modern Unicode-capable fonts handle musical symbols, but if it doesnโ€™t render, try a different font.

Can I use JavaScript to insert ๐…‡ by code point?

Yes. You can use \\u{1D147} in JavaScript (Unicode escape).

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