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Music symbols

Copy musical notes and accidental signs for text labels and music-related notes. Compare sharp ♯ with the number sign #.

Note characters

Useful as text specimens or restrained topic accents.

Accidentals

Check the encoded character rather than its resemblance to a keyboard letter.

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♡→✦
3 code points
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How to choose

Use note characters as accents in a heading or label. For an actual score, use notation software that can record pitch, duration, and staff position.

Examples

Topic label

♪ Practice notes

The note character adds a small accent to the heading.

Accidental comparison

♯ U+266F / # U+0023

The music sharp sign and number sign are distinct.

Sources and method

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