Musical

Unicode Character “𝅳” (U+1D173)

Musical Symbol Begin Beam — Invisible format marker denoting the start of a musical beam grouping

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Technical Specifications for Musical Symbol Begin Beam (U+1D173)

Complete official Unicode Standard metadata and binary encodings.

Name: Musical Symbol Begin Beam
Unicode Version: 3.1 (March 2001)
Block: Musical Symbols (U+1D100 - U+1D1FF)
Plane: Supplementary Multilingual Plane (Plane 1, U+10000 - U+1FFFF)
Script: Common (Zyyy)
Category: Format (Cf)
Bidirectional Class: Boundary Neutral (BN)
Combining Class: Not Reordered (0)
Character is Mirrored: No
HTML Entities: 𝅳 𝅳
UTF-8 Encoding: 0xF0 0x9D 0x85 0xB3
UTF-16 Encoding: 0xD834 0xDD73
UTF-32 Encoding: 0x0001D173
Decomposition: None

App & Gaming Compatibility Matrix

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Music Notation Engines Supported

Beaming start marker

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About Musical Symbol Begin Beam (U+1D173)

Musical Symbol Begin Beam (U+1D173) is an invisible control character in Plane 1 used by music software to group notes under a beam without drawing an explicit standalone glyph.

How to Use U+1D173 in Games & Social Apps

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  3. Step 3: Paste the copied character into your username field, bio, or message text box.
  4. Step 4: Save or send. The platform will treat the character as valid text without displaying any visible letters!

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is U+1D173 used for?

A musical typesetting delimiter indicating where note beaming begins.

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