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Musical Symbol Turn Symbol

๐†— is the Unicode musical symbol turn (U+1D197) used in music notation contexts.

U+1D197

The symbol ๐†— is Unicode character U+1D197, named MUSICAL SYMBOL TURN. It can be useful when composing or styling digital music text. You can copy it directly or use the provided HTML/CSS/JavaScript escapes.

Musical Symbol Turn Symbol Meaning

๐†— is the Unicode character โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL TURNโ€ (U+1D197). In music notation, a โ€œturnโ€ is a type of ornament that indicates a specific pattern of notes around a main pitch. In digital typesetting, the character is commonly used to represent that musical instruction when youโ€™re working in text-based music layouts, lyric annotations, rehearsal notes, or score-adjacent content. Designers and developers may also use it as a dedicated typographic symbol in custom fonts or notation UI, where matching the exact Unicode character helps preserve rendering across platforms that support it.

Common uses

  • โ€ขLabeling ornaments in plain-text music notes or rehearsal directions
  • โ€ขAdding turn markings in text-based score annotations
  • โ€ขUsing the symbol in music-themed typography and design mockups
  • โ€ขRepresenting the โ€œturnโ€ ornament in educational or explanatory content
  • โ€ขEmbedding the character in HTML/CSS/JS for consistent Unicode rendering

Examples

๐†— Musical Symbol Turn (U+1D197)

  • ๐†—Play ๐†— as a turn ornament on the highlighted note.
  • ๐†—Notice how ๐†— modifies the pitch before resolving.
  • ๐†—In measure 4, the melody includes ๐†— for added decoration.
  • ๐†—The rehearsal note reads: โ€œHold, then perform ๐†—.โ€
  • ๐†—We used ๐†— in the caption to indicate the ornament type.

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+1D197
HTML Entity𝆗
HTML Code𝆗
CSS\1D197

FAQ

What does the Musical Symbol Turn symbol mean?

๐†— is the Unicode character โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL TURNโ€ (U+1D197). In music notation, a โ€œturnโ€ is a type of ornament that indicates a specific pattern of notes around a main pitch. In digital typesetting, the character is commonly used to represent that musical instruction when youโ€™re working in text-based music layouts, lyric annotations, rehearsal notes, or score-adjacent content. Designers and developers may also use it as a dedicated typographic symbol in custom fonts or notation UI, where matching the exact Unicode character helps preserve rendering across platforms that support it.

What is the Unicode code point for ๐†—?

๐†— has Unicode code point U+1D197 (named โ€œMUSICAL SYMBOL TURNโ€).

How can I copy ๐†— for use in text or design tools?

Copy the character directly from this page, or use the provided escapes in code (HTML, CSS, or JavaScript) for reliable insertion.

Will ๐†— render correctly on all devices?

It depends on whether the userโ€™s font supports U+1D197. If the font lacks support, the symbol may not display as intended.

What are the common ways developers insert ๐†— in code?

Common options include HTML entity 𝆗, CSS escape \\1D197, or JavaScript escape \\u{1D197}.

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