Dear Lilypond,
I have a section of 4 measures I'm having a problem
with. The Clarinet's staff produces the error:
Default@computer ~/MF7-Duett$ ly2dvi -P lilyproblem.ly
Running LilyPond...
-I /home/Default/MF7-Duett -H dedication -H title -H
subtitle -H subsubtitle -H
footer -H head -H composer -H arranger -H instrument
-H opus -H piece -H metre
-H meter -H poet -H texttranslator -H papersize -H
textheight -H pagenumber -H l
anguage -H latexheaders -H latexoptions -H linewidth
-H latexpackages -H unit -H
orientation /home/Default/MF7-Duett/lilyproblem
GNU LilyPond 1.5.66.jcn1
Now processing:
`/home/Default/MF7-Duett/lilyproblem.ly'
Parsing...
Interpreting music...
/home/Default/MF7-Duett/lilyproblem.ly:10:8: warning:
Adding note head to incomp
atible stem (type = 8):
r4 r8 c
4. ~
/home/Default/MF7-Duett/lilyproblem.ly:12:8: warning:
Adding note head to incomp
atible stem (type = 8):
r4 c8 c
4. ~
[3]
Preprocessing elements...
Calculating column positions... programming error: No
StaffSpacing wishes found
(Continuing; cross thumbs)
programming error: No StaffSpacing wishes found
(Continuing; cross thumbs)
paper output to `lilyproblem.tex'...
Interpreting music...
MIDI output to `lilyproblem.midi'...
Track ...
Analyzing lilyproblem.tex...
Running LaTeX...
Running dvips...
DVI output to `lilyproblem.dvi'...
MIDI output to `lilyproblem.midi'...
PS output to `lilyproblem.ps'...
Default@computer ~/MF7-Duett$
But the Fagotti's 4 measures comes out correct. The
sample four measures are as follows:
clarinettiI = \notes \relative c'' {
r4 r8 [c8.( f16 a f]
)e8 r r r4 r8
r4 c8 [c8.( f16 a f]
)e8 r r r4 r8 }
clarinettiII = \notes \relative c'' {
r4 r8 c4. ~
c8 r r r4 r8
r4 c8 c4. ~
c8 r r r4 r8 }
fagottiI = \notes \relative c' {
r4 r8 \clef tenor bes4( ees16 )g
f8 r r r4 r8
r4 bes,8 bes4( ees16 )g
f8 r r r4 r8 }
fagottiII = \notes \relative c' {
r4 r8 \clef tenor bes4( )ees8
d8 r r r4 r8
r4 bes8 bes4( )ees8
d8 r r r4 r8 }
I'm using Voice \partcombine to produce two staffs.
How can I get the quarter stem (down) to show with the
8. stem (up). I've tried using \stemDown and \stemUp
but they do not change anything. Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Deborah
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