Whole Rest Symbol 𝄻

Whole Rest Symbol is 𝄻, encoded as U+1D13B MUSICAL SYMBOL WHOLE REST. In common staff notation it represents a whole-rest duration and, under a defined notation convention, may also indicate a complete measure of rest. Correct musical placement normally depends on a staff rather than on the isolated character alone. Examples include “Whole rest: 𝄻”, “One measure of rest: 𝄻”, “Rhythm lesson: compare 𝄻 and 𝄼”, and “Rest symbol legend: 𝄻”. These examples are suitable for text references and teaching labels. A finished score should use notation software so vertical position, measure context, and spacing are handled consistently. Do not flip or substitute the half-rest character 𝄼, and do not use a generic rectangle as if it had the same encoded identity. State the meter when duration is being discussed, since the phrase “measure rest” depends on context. For accessible lessons, provide the words “whole rest” in addition to the glyph. Test it in the final browser, document, PDF, and music font. Whole Rest Symbol supplies the code point and copyable form for reference material; it does not replace engraved notation or define every convention for multimeasure rests. Compare 𝄻 with 𝄼 in the same music font before publishing. Their staff positions and durations are not interchangeable, and a fallback font may show an empty box instead of either character. In a rhythm lesson, label the rest by name and meter; in a score, rely on notation software rather than manually positioning the Unicode glyph.