Testing New Unicode Character (Music Symbol)

I am trying to test the new Unicode character by using J2SE1.5.
For example, If I wanted to test the music symbol "1D15F", how do we test that or how do we write code?
The following is my code.
import java.text.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.lang.Character.*;
public class NewUnicodeCharacterTest {
public static void main (String[] args) {
String quarternote = "\u1D15F";
System.out.println (quarternote);
my output was
What is wrong?

Looking at the Java 1.5 API, I figured out that you should be able to create a string with UTF-32 code points by specifying an int[]:
String s = new String(new int[] { 0x1D15F }, 0, 1);
Note that System.out.println() will fail unless your console supports a codepage which contains the symbol in question. You can work around this by drawing your string onto a swing component. I tried this (using the J2SE 1.5 alpha, not beta), but I couldn't get the quarter note symbol -- maybe it's not supported in the font.

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