One way to do this is to set interscoreline=0 (or whatever)
and additionally to set interscorelinefill=1, which means that
you get a stretchable spacing between the score lines which
should place them evenly on the page. You may get some surprising
side-effects though.

   /Mats


Marco Caliari wrote:
Hi.

I'm writing a music exercises booklet with latex and lilypond-book. Each page has the following aspect:

\section{...}
\subsection{...}
\begin[20pt,noquote]{lilypond}
...
\end{lilypond}
\subsection{...}
\begin[20pt,noquote]{lilypond}
...
\end{lilypond}
[other 2 or 3 subsections]
\pagebreak

It may occour that the lines of the last lilypond block break across 2 pages. So I have to insert, e.g., \paper{interscoreline=-5.0\mm}, trying different values, into some lilypond block in order to keep all the exercises of a section in exactly one page.

Would it possible to force lilypond, or latex, to keep each section in one page, automatically detecting the right interscoreline into the lilypond blocks?

-- Marco




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