Daniel Spreadbury wrote:
> I don't think that's correct. Although there are 11 combining glyphs
> included in the Unicode Musical Symbols range for creating ornaments,
> there are no actual ornaments that use these combining glyphs defined in
> the range.
For instance, U+E22F is a ligature of ornament stroke 2, ornament stroke
6 and ornament stroke 3; similarly, U+E22D may be represented as a
string of Ornament stroke 10, ornament stroke 2, ornament stroke 2,
ornament stroke 3. That is the Unicode representation of these ornaments.
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Emil Wojtacki
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