This answer illustrates an asymmetry in the new \with{...} syntax,
namely that it cannot be applied to the full \score. How hard would
it be to allow for
\score \with {...} {The actual score}Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
Bertalan Fodor writes:
I have a score with two staves. I want to put a rehearsal mark on a bar line in the lower staff, but \mark "B" puts the B always on the top staff.
How to solve it?
Try:
\score { << \new Staff \notes { a'1 a' } \new Staff \with { \consists Mark_engraver } \notes { \clef bass c1 \mark A c } >> \paper { \translator{ \ScoreContext \remove Mark_engraver } } }
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