Byzantine Musical Symbols

Byzantine Musical Symbols is a Unicode block containing characters for representing Byzantine-era musical notation.

Block

Byzantine Musical Symbols^[1]^[2] Official Unicode Consortium code chart (PDF)
	0	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	A	B	C	D	E	F
U+1D00x	𝀀	𝀁	𝀂	𝀃	𝀄	𝀅	𝀆	𝀇	𝀈	𝀉	𝀊	𝀋	𝀌	𝀍	𝀎	𝀏
U+1D01x	𝀐	𝀑	𝀒	𝀓	𝀔	𝀕	𝀖	𝀗	𝀘	𝀙	𝀚	𝀛	𝀜	𝀝	𝀞	𝀟
U+1D02x	𝀠	𝀡	𝀢	𝀣	𝀤	𝀥	𝀦	𝀧	𝀨	𝀩	𝀪	𝀫	𝀬	𝀭	𝀮	𝀯
U+1D03x	𝀰	𝀱	𝀲	𝀳	𝀴	𝀵	𝀶	𝀷	𝀸	𝀹	𝀺	𝀻	𝀼	𝀽	𝀾	𝀿
U+1D04x	𝁀	𝁁	𝁂	𝁃	𝁄	𝁅	𝁆	𝁇	𝁈	𝁉	𝁊	𝁋	𝁌	𝁍	𝁎	𝁏
U+1D05x	𝁐	𝁑	𝁒	𝁓	𝁔	𝁕	𝁖	𝁗	𝁘	𝁙	𝁚	𝁛	𝁜	𝁝	𝁞	𝁟
U+1D06x	𝁠	𝁡	𝁢	𝁣	𝁤	𝁥	𝁦	𝁧	𝁨	𝁩	𝁪	𝁫	𝁬	𝁭	𝁮	𝁯
U+1D07x	𝁰	𝁱	𝁲	𝁳	𝁴	𝁵	𝁶	𝁷	𝁸	𝁹	𝁺	𝁻	𝁼	𝁽	𝁾	𝁿
U+1D08x	𝂀	𝂁	𝂂	𝂃	𝂄	𝂅	𝂆	𝂇	𝂈	𝂉	𝂊	𝂋	𝂌	𝂍	𝂎	𝂏
U+1D09x	𝂐	𝂑	𝂒	𝂓	𝂔	𝂕	𝂖	𝂗	𝂘	𝂙	𝂚	𝂛	𝂜	𝂝	𝂞	𝂟
U+1D0Ax	𝂠	𝂡	𝂢	𝂣	𝂤	𝂥	𝂦	𝂧	𝂨	𝂩	𝂪	𝂫	𝂬	𝂭	𝂮	𝂯
U+1D0Bx	𝂰	𝂱	𝂲	𝂳	𝂴	𝂵	𝂶	𝂷	𝂸	𝂹	𝂺	𝂻	𝂼	𝂽	𝂾	𝂿
U+1D0Cx	𝃀	𝃁	𝃂	𝃃	𝃄	𝃅	𝃆	𝃇	𝃈	𝃉	𝃊	𝃋	𝃌	𝃍	𝃎	𝃏
U+1D0Dx	𝃐	𝃑	𝃒	𝃓	𝃔	𝃕	𝃖	𝃗	𝃘	𝃙	𝃚	𝃛	𝃜	𝃝	𝃞	𝃟
U+1D0Ex	𝃠	𝃡	𝃢	𝃣	𝃤	𝃥	𝃦	𝃧	𝃨	𝃩	𝃪	𝃫	𝃬	𝃭	𝃮	𝃯
U+1D0Fx	𝃰	𝃱	𝃲	𝃳	𝃴	𝃵
Notes 1.^ As of Unicode version 10.0 2.^ Grey areas indicate non-assigned code points

The following Unicode-related documents record the purpose and process of defining specific characters in the Byzantine Musical Symbols block:

Version	Final code points^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Count	UTC ID	L2 ID	WG2 ID	Document
3.1	U+1D000..1D0F5	246		X3L2/95-122	N1208	Byzantine musical notation system, 1995-03-30
			UTC/1996-013			McGowan, Rick (1996-03-08), Greek (Byzantine) Musical Notation System, Notes and observations on ISO/IEC JTC1/SC2/WG2 N1208 and attachments
				L2/97-144	N1582	3rd revision for proposal of repertoire of Greek Byzantine Music Notation System, 1997-06-11
				L2/05-106		Nicholas, Nick (2005-05-02), Byzantine Musical Notation: Proposal for Changes
				L2/05-153		Freytag, Asmus (2005-05-12), Recommendations on how to handle the input from document L2/05-106 Proposal for Changes in Byzantine Musical Notation
				L2/05-341		Anderson, Deborah (2005-10-25), Summary of proposed changes from L2/05-106, Byzantine Musical Notation
↑ Proposed code points and characters names may differ from final code points and names

↑ "Unicode character database". The Unicode Standard. Retrieved 2016-07-09.
↑ "Enumerated Versions of The Unicode Standard". The Unicode Standard. Retrieved 2016-07-09.

Nicholas, Nick. "Unicode Technical Note: Byzantine Musical Notation Version 1.1: February 2006" (PDF). The Unicode Consortium. Retrieved 28 April 2015.
Terzopoulos, Constantine. "Ephesios™ Byzantine music symbol computer font set: User’s Guide" (PDF). Psaltic Notes. Retrieved 28 April 2015.

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