Music symbology

This page collects commonly used music symbols — especially accidentals, clefs, and notation marks — so they’re easy to copy and paste into web content, documentation, or project notes. All characters below are standard Unicode and work in CKEditor 5, HTML, and most text fields.

♯ ♭ ♮ 𝄪 𝄫 ♪ ♫ 𝅘𝅥 𝅗𝅥 𝅝 𝄞 𝄢 𝄐 𝄁 𝄂 𝄆 𝄇
 

🎵 Accidentals

These symbols modify pitch and are the most frequently needed in mechanical‑music documentation.

• Sharp: ♯
• Flat: ♭
• Natural: ♮
• Double sharp: 𝄪
• Double flat: 𝄫

Enharmonic examples

• C♯ / D♭
• F♯ / G♭
• G♮ (natural)
• A𝄪 (double sharp)
• B𝄫 (double flat)

🎶 Notes & Rhythmic Symbols

Useful for describing rhythmic structure, lyric timing, or mechanical playback behavior.

• Eighth note: ♪
• Beamed eighth notes: ♫
• Quarter note: 𝅘𝅥
• Half note: 𝅗𝅥
• Whole note: 𝅝

🎼 Clefs

Clefs define pitch ranges and are helpful when documenting organ pipes, glockenspiel ranges, or MIDI mappings.

• Treble clef: 𝄞
• Bass clef: 𝄢

🎚️ Other Notation Marks

These symbols appear in sheet music and can be useful for describing phrasing or mechanical timing.

• Fermata: 𝄐
• Barline: 𝄁
• Double barline: 𝄂
• Repeat sign (left): 𝄆
• Repeat sign (right): 𝄇