[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > clef.
>
> Sigh. It seems that I'm not able to write what I really want.
> Another try. I know that I can tune the clefs, but this isn't my
> problem. Please concentrate on the process of transposing! All music
> I enter in LilyPond is written as it sounds, including Horn (so I
> basically write Horn in C). This is fine for the full score, and
> indeed almost all full scores from today are scores in C. For
> creating the horn parts, I use
>
> \transpose f c'
>
> to get a horn part in F, and here is the problem: Horn parts converted
> to bass clef are written a fifth higher, but according to the
> classical rules it should be a fourth lower. My suggested property
> controls \transpose, not the clefs: Notes found in bass clef should be
> transposed an octave down additionally.
I disagree. The thing which needs special handling is the notation,
and not the sounding pitches. This means that you are looking for a
way to introduce special clef ("oldstylehornbassclef") that alters the
notation, and that this clef is only to be used in the horn-part, not
in the score.
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Han-Wen Nienhuys | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.xs4all.nl/~hanwen
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