Hello,
I have found a case where \partcombine does not print the second
voice...
Having tried a lot of combinaisons, I have founded that it is the
conjunction of the R1 in the beginning *and* the decrescendo following
which produce this unexpected result.
Hoping this will be usefull...
Thanks,
Alex.
P.S. : Using Pedro's package of lily 2.4.2 in debian unstable.
code snippet :
\include "italiano.ly"
partA = \transpose do re' {\relative do' {
R1
do1 \> ~
do \!
do
}}
partB = \transpose do re' {\relative do {
R1
la'1 \> ~
la \!
la
}}
\score {
\partcombine \partA \partB
}
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