Home
1.
Preamble
1.1.
Acknowledgements
1.2.
License
1.3.
Version history
2.
About SMuFL
2.1.
A brief history of music fonts
2.2.
How SMuFL is organised
2.3.
Recommended characters and optional glyphs
2.4.
Implementations
2.5.
Sources for symbols
2.6.
Other contributors
2.7.
Missing symbols
3.
Specification
3.1.
Metadata for SMuFL glyphs and ranges
3.1.1.
glyphnames.json
3.1.2.
classes.json
3.1.3.
ranges.json
3.2.
Designing for scoring applications and text-based applications
3.3.
Metrics and glyph registration for scoring applications
3.4.
Metadata for SMuFL-compliant fonts
3.4.1.
engravingDefaults
3.4.2.
glyphAdvanceWidths
3.4.3.
glyphsWithAnchors
3.4.4.
glyphsWithAlternates
3.4.5.
glyphBBoxes
3.4.6.
ligatures
3.4.7.
sets
3.4.8.
optionalGlyphs
3.5.
Example of glyph registration for notes with flags
3.6.
Bounding box cut-outs
3.7.
Repeat offsets
3.8.
Aligning noteheads horizontally
3.9.
Aligning dynamics with noteheads and stems
3.10.
Metrics and glyph registration for text-based applications
3.11.
Font-specific metadata locations
4.
Glyph tables
4.1.
Staff brackets and dividers
4.2.
Staves
4.3.
Barlines
4.4.
Repeats
4.5.
Clefs
4.6.
Time signatures
4.7.
Noteheads
4.8.
Slash noteheads
4.9.
Round and square noteheads
4.10.
Note clusters
4.11.
Note name noteheads
4.12.
Shape note noteheads
4.13.
Individual notes
4.14.
Beamed groups of notes
4.15.
Stems
4.16.
Tremolos
4.17.
Flags
4.18.
Standard accidentals (12-EDO)
4.19.
Gould arrow quartertone accidentals (24-EDO)
4.20.
Stein-Zimmermann accidentals (24-EDO)
4.21.
Extended Stein-Zimmermann accidentals
4.22.
Sims accidentals (72-EDO)
4.23.
Johnston accidentals (just intonation)
4.24.
Extended Helmholtz-Ellis accidentals (just intonation)
4.25.
Spartan Sagittal single-shaft accidentals
4.26.
Spartan Sagittal multi-shaft accidentals
4.27.
Athenian Sagittal extension (medium precision) accidentals
4.28.
Trojan Sagittal extension (12-EDO relative) accidentals
4.29.
Promethean Sagittal extension (high precision) single-shaft accidentals
4.30.
Promethean Sagittal extension (high precision) multi-shaft accidentals
4.31.
Herculean Sagittal extension (very high precision) accidental diacritics
4.32.
Olympian Sagittal extension (extreme precision) accidental diacritics
4.33.
Magrathean Sagittal extension (insane precision) accidental diacritics
4.34.
Wyschnegradsky accidentals (72-EDO)
4.35.
Arel-Ezgi-Uzdilek (AEU) accidentals
4.36.
Turkish folk music accidentals
4.37.
Persian accidentals
4.38.
Other accidentals
4.39.
Articulation
4.40.
Holds and pauses
4.41.
Rests
4.42.
Bar repeats
4.43.
Octaves
4.44.
Dynamics
4.45.
Lyrics
4.46.
Common ornaments
4.47.
Other baroque ornaments
4.48.
Combining strokes for trills and mordents
4.49.
Precomposed trills and mordents
4.50.
Brass techniques
4.51.
Wind techniques
4.52.
String techniques
4.53.
Plucked techniques
4.54.
Vocal techniques
4.55.
Keyboard techniques
4.56.
Harp techniques
4.57.
Tuned mallet percussion pictograms
4.58.
Chimes pictograms
4.59.
Drums pictograms
4.60.
Wooden struck or scraped percussion pictograms
4.61.
Metallic struck percussion pictograms
4.62.
Bells pictograms
4.63.
Cymbals pictograms
4.64.
Gongs pictograms
4.65.
Shakers or rattles pictograms
4.66.
Whistles and aerophones pictograms
4.67.
Miscellaneous percussion instrument pictograms
4.68.
Beaters pictograms
4.69.
Percussion playing technique pictograms
4.70.
Handbells
4.71.
Guitar
4.72.
Chord diagrams
4.73.
Analytics
4.74.
Chord symbols
4.75.
Tuplets
4.76.
Conductor symbols
4.77.
Accordion
4.78.
Beams and slurs
4.79.
Medieval and Renaissance staves
4.80.
Medieval and Renaissance clefs
4.81.
Medieval and Renaissance prolations
4.82.
Medieval and Renaissance noteheads and stems
4.83.
Medieval and Renaissance individual notes
4.84.
Medieval and Renaissance oblique forms
4.85.
Medieval and Renaissance plainchant single-note forms
4.86.
Medieval and Renaissance plainchant multiple-note forms
4.87.
Medieval and Renaissance plainchant articulations
4.88.
Medieval and Renaissance accidentals
4.89.
Medieval and Renaissance rests
4.90.
Medieval and Renaissance miscellany
4.91.
Medieval and Renaissance symbols in CMN
4.92.
Daseian notation
4.93.
Figured bass
4.94.
Function theory symbols
4.95.
Multi-segment lines
4.96.
Electronic music pictograms
4.97.
Arrows and arrowheads
4.98.
Combining staff positions
4.99.
Renaissance lute tablature
4.100.
French and English Renaissance lute tablature
4.101.
Italian and Spanish Renaissance lute tablature
4.102.
German Renaissance lute tablature
4.103.
Kievan square notation
4.104.
Kodály hand signs
4.105.
Simplified Music Notation
4.106.
Miscellaneous symbols
4.107.
Time signatures supplement
4.108.
Octaves supplement
4.109.
Metronome marks
4.110.
Figured bass supplement
4.111.
Shape note noteheads supplement
4.112.
Turned time signatures
4.113.
Reversed time signatures
4.114.
Function theory symbols supplement
4.115.
Fingering
4.116.
Arabic accidentals
4.117.
Articulation supplement
4.118.
Stockhausen accidentals (24-EDO)
4.119.
Standard accidentals for chord symbols
4.120.
Clefs supplement
4.121.
Fingering supplement
4.122.
Kahnotation
4.123.
German organ tablature
4.124.
Extended Helmholtz-Ellis accidentals (just intonation) supplement
4.125.
Other accidentals supplement
4.126.
Techniques noteheads
4.127.
Chop (percussive bowing) notation
4.128.
Medieval and Renaissance prolations supplement
4.129.
Noteheads supplement
4.130.
Note name noteheads supplement
4.131.
Scale degrees
Light (default)
Rust
Coal
Navy
Ayu
Standard Music Font Layout (SMuFL)
Clefs supplement (U+ED70–U+ED7F)
Supplementary to
Clefs
Glyph
Description
Glyph
Description
U+ED70
indianDrumClef
Indian drum clef