Hi Fulko,
[snip]
>At the moment I want to set a piece of music that has four melody
>lines on two beams (treble and bass). The first melody (also on top),
>is also the melody of the lyrics. I want the lyrics between the two
>beams.
You probably mean "staves" not "beams".
>The problem I have is that the placement of the lyrics reacts to
>melody One and Two on the treble-beam. I want the lyrics only react on
>melody One. Can that be done?
The answer is the command \addlyrics. This command takes 2 args, a Voice context and
a Lyrics context and aligns the Lyrics context with the Voice context. I explained
this today in my message "Re: general questions" (28.02.2003 - 10:27:01) and gave an
example. I would like to ask you to look at that example, if you want it complete
>How do I make TextA follow melodyA?
\addlyrics
\context Voice = soprano {\voiceOne \sopranoVoice}
\context Lyrics = bottom \sopranoLyrics
Note "bottom" as the keyword to typeset the lyric beneath the staff.
>Is it possible to do the same with a TextB and melodyB?
analogous.
>Is it possible to set (parts) of the lyrics in boldface?
never tried.
###ATTENTION: left comments in code!
[ all actual melodies and lyrics ]
\score {
\context GrandStaff \notes %you'd probably want a ChoirStaff here.
<
\simultaneous { %\spurious ;-)
\addlyrics %wrongly placed, goes directly before voice! Remove here.
\context Staff =upper
<
\clef treble
%\addlyrics
\context Voice=one {\voiceOne \melodyA}
%\context Lyrics=TextA \textA
\context Voice=two {\voiceTwo \melodyB}
>
\context Lyrics=TextA %remove
< %all
\textA %this
> %stuff
\context Staff =lower
<
\clef bass
\context Voice=three {\voiceOne \melodyC}
\context Voice=four {\voiceTwo \melodyD}
>
}
>
}
>Thank a lot,
You're welcome.
Amy
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