Musical Symbol Triangle Notehead Down White Symbol
𝅎 (U+1D14E) is a white triangle notehead pointing down, used in musical notation.
U+1D14E
𝅎 is a specific Unicode musical symbol used to show a triangle notehead pointing downward. It’s handy when you’re writing or typesetting music text outside of full notation software. You can copy it directly or use its Unicode code point in your project.
Musical Symbol Triangle Notehead Down White Symbol Meaning
The symbol 𝅎 is named “MUSICAL SYMBOL TRIANGLE NOTEHEAD DOWN WHITE” and has the code point U+1D14E. In musical notation contexts, “triangle noteheads” are often used to indicate special pitch handling compared with standard noteheads. The “down” aspect describes the orientation of the triangle notehead, while “white” indicates a hollow/outlined style. As a single character, it’s useful for representing this visual element in environments that support Unicode text but not full score engraving—such as plain-text annotations, UI labels, or custom text-based score representations.
Common uses
- •Adding a triangle notehead down symbol to lyric-less musical annotations in plain text
- •Creating quick mockups of score elements in chat, docs, or design specs
- •Labeling percussion or special-note techniques in education materials
- •Building lightweight music UI elements where full notation software isn’t available
- •Using in social posts to visually indicate an alternate notehead style
Examples
𝅎 Musical Symbol Triangle Notehead Down White
- 𝅎Use 𝅎 for the triangle notehead down on the beat.
- 𝅎Technique mark: start with 𝅎, then return to a normal head.
- 𝅎In this example, the low passage is shown using 𝅎.
- 𝅎Notation note: the staff uses 𝅎 to highlight the special pitch.
- 𝅎Replace the standard notehead with 𝅎 in your template.
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1D14E | |
| HTML Entity | 𝅎 | |
| HTML Code | 𝅎 | |
| CSS | \1D14E |
FAQ
What does the Musical Symbol Triangle Notehead Down White symbol mean?
The symbol 𝅎 is named “MUSICAL SYMBOL TRIANGLE NOTEHEAD DOWN WHITE” and has the code point U+1D14E. In musical notation contexts, “triangle noteheads” are often used to indicate special pitch handling compared with standard noteheads. The “down” aspect describes the orientation of the triangle notehead, while “white” indicates a hollow/outlined style. As a single character, it’s useful for representing this visual element in environments that support Unicode text but not full score engraving—such as plain-text annotations, UI labels, or custom text-based score representations.
What is the Unicode code point for 𝅎?
The Unicode code point for 𝅎 is U+1D14E.
How can I copy 𝅎 into my document?
Copy the character directly from this page, or paste the HTML entity 𝅎.
Where is 𝅎 mainly used?
It’s mainly used where Unicode text is allowed but full music engraving isn’t—such as annotations, labels, templates, and UI text.
Will 𝅎 display correctly in every font?
Not always. Display depends on whether the chosen font supports this Unicode musical symbol.