Stephen Allsopp wrote: > >FWIW, I have found that you can chain multiple text grobs onto a note. >Where text has "bashed" into a note or marking, I've just added an empty >text string to the note with the text label. This forces a blank line >under the text, and "pushes" it up a bit. > >Example: > > c^"Molto Allegretto :-)"^"" > >It's a kludge, I know, and not terribly "structured", but every time I >think like that I remind myself how much fun writing music out in >longhand can be, and all of a sudden it seems like not so much of a kludge >after all :-) > > Yes, this is the method I came across while browsing the mail archives, and I find it simple and intuitive, pace those who might consider it inelegant coding. The problem was so pervasive in my first attempts at using Lilypond that I was delighted to discover this quick workaround.
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