Musical Symbol Triangle Notehead Left Black Symbol
๐ is a black triangle notehead (left) musical symbol used in notation fonts.
U+1D14B
๐ is a specific Unicode musical symbol: a black triangle notehead positioned to the left. Itโs commonly used when working with music notation fonts and digital scores. You can copy it directly or use the provided Unicode/HTML/CSS/JavaScript forms.
Musical Symbol Triangle Notehead Left Black Symbol Meaning
๐ (U+1D14B) is labeled โMUSICAL SYMBOL TRIANGLE NOTEHEAD LEFT BLACK.โ In music notation, triangle noteheads can indicate specific playing or articulation styles, and the โleftโ form is used for the left-pointing/left-positioned triangle notehead shape provided by certain notation standards and fonts. This character is most relevant when composing, annotating, or rendering musical notation digitally. It typically appears as part of a set of related notehead symbols, so using it alongside other notehead characters helps keep the visual style consistent across a score or text-based notation workflow.
Common uses
- โขTyping or copying a left black triangle notehead into a digital score or text annotation
- โขDesigning custom music-notation text using Unicode symbols in UI text
- โขLabeling or documenting notation in tutorials, cheat sheets, and learning materials
- โขIncluding the symbol in web content where a notation font supports the character
- โขUsing the character in code (HTML/CSS/JavaScript) to ensure consistent rendering
Examples
๐ Musical Symbol Triangle Notehead Left Black
- ๐ โณ notehead (left) ๐
- ๐ Triangle notehead left: ๐
- ๐ Use ๐ with other noteheads for consistent notation.
- ๐ Symbol test: ๐
- ๐ Notation legend: ๐ = triangle notehead (left, black)
Variations
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Technical codes
| Unicode | U+1D14B | |
| HTML Entity | 𝅋 | |
| HTML Code | 𝅋 | |
| CSS | \1D14B |
FAQ
What does the Musical Symbol Triangle Notehead Left Black symbol mean?
๐ (U+1D14B) is labeled โMUSICAL SYMBOL TRIANGLE NOTEHEAD LEFT BLACK.โ In music notation, triangle noteheads can indicate specific playing or articulation styles, and the โleftโ form is used for the left-pointing/left-positioned triangle notehead shape provided by certain notation standards and fonts. This character is most relevant when composing, annotating, or rendering musical notation digitally. It typically appears as part of a set of related notehead symbols, so using it alongside other notehead characters helps keep the visual style consistent across a score or text-based notation workflow.
What is the Unicode code point for ๐ ?
๐ is U+1D14B.
How can I copy ๐ for use in HTML?
You can use the HTML entity: 𝅋.
How do I include ๐ in CSS and JavaScript?
CSS escape: \\1D14B. JavaScript escape: \\u{1D14B}.
Why doesnโt ๐ show correctly on my device?
Some fonts donโt support this Unicode music symbol. Try switching to a music-notation font or a font that includes U+1D14B.