Hello,
Here is my tiny example
--
\version "2.13.51"
\header {
title = "S C H E R Z O"
}
\relative c'' {
\time 3/8
\compressFullBarRests
R1*19*3/8 \break| cis4. | d8 r r | R1*2*3/8 | cis4. | d8 r r | \break
R1*20*3/8
}
---
What I'd like to do is have one line of the 19 bar rest, the 4 bars of
music underneath and then 20 bars of rest on the next line
However for a reason I cannot fathom the 4 lines of music in between the
two rests split over two lines.
Now, if I remove the \header { } statement the line breaks as expected.
If I remove all entries from \header { } then the breaks are as I like, if
I add *any* header (arranger, instrument, tagline etc) then the breaks are
wrong.
What is the \header { } doing to the spacing and how can I prevent it - I
have tried using a fixed width with a \paper but this does nothing.
Thanks
James
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