Sorry, my fingers slipped so I sent a half finished answer
> > ...
> If you take a look at the bottom of the file in the \score{...}
> declaration, you'll notice that the \tempi identifier isn't
> used. If you uncomment the commented line and comment the
> next line, you'll get a version of the score with the tempo
> indication included. In the same way you can include the
> \tempi identifier in the separate parts.
>
> In general, this is the way I usually treat the problem.
> If you want a different font on the tempo indications compared
> to the other text scripts in the score, it's convenient to
> define a separate Voice context for the tempo indications,
> for example:
tempi = context Voice = tempi \notes{
\property Voice.TextScript \override #'font-relative-size ÿ1
\property Voice.TextScript \override #'padding ÿ4
\time 4/4
s1*20^"Vivace" | % Print Vivace, skip the next 20 bars waiting
s1*10^"Largo" | % for the next tempo indication.
s2. s4^"Fine" |
\time 3/4 |
s2.*20 |
s2 s4^"da capo al Fine"
}
> > Such a capability should also include the potential for changes, such as
> > a section in a new tempo. In the "global" list I guess it would appear
> > as a \skip.
You could use \skip or 's' as in the example above.
/Mats
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