The smufl-glyph-name data type

The smufl-glyph-name type is used for attributes that reference a specific Standard Music Font Layout (SMuFL) character. The value is a SMuFL canonical glyph name, not a code point. For instance, the value for a standard piano pedal mark would be keyboardPedalPed, not U+E650.

Allowed values

Base type: xs:NMTOKEN

Where is this type used?

<credit-symbol>

<glyph>

<arrow> — smufl attribute

<half-muted> — smufl attribute

<notehead> — smufl attribute

<open> — smufl attribute

<other-articulation> — smufl attribute

<other-direction> — smufl attribute

<other-dynamics> — smufl attribute

<other-notation> — smufl attribute

<other-ornament> — smufl attribute

<other-percussion> — smufl attribute

<other-technical> — smufl attribute

<stopped> — smufl attribute

<tremolo> — smufl attribute