Lilypond will not be able to interpret the note name 'ees' unless
you say \notes {...} (in fact, that's the only thing that \notes
does). Try
\score { \context Staff=clarpart \notes{
\transpose ees \clarinet
}}
/Mats
> >%%part-clarinet.ly
> >\include "parts.ly"
> >\score { \ontext Staff=clarpart {
> > \transpose ees {
> > \clarinet}
> >}}
>
> I've tried a few variants on this theme. I get
>
> error: parse error, unexpected STRING, expecting PITCH or NOTENAME_PITCH or
> TONICNAME_PITCH:
>
> In my music file I'm using \relative c' in one part, for example. Will the
> specification of a pitch value at this point negate my \transpose value?
> According to the docs both can be used as long as \transpose comes first.
> Experimentation shows that \relative will not work without a pitch reference.
>
> Help?
>
> -David
>
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