Of course! The trick is to use a simultaneous line of invisible notes that you can attach the text to. Just make sure to keep them in the same Voice context as the actual music, otherwise you might get collisions between note heads and text. Example:
mymusic = \notes \relative c' {\repeat unfold 5 {c d e f}}
myannotations = \notes{ s1^"First bar" | s1*2 | s1^"Fourth bar" |}\score{
\new Voice <<
\mymusic
\myannotations
>>
}/Mats
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.
Is there a way to add text to a staff, other than making it superscript or subscript
of a note?
The point is that I have a sequence of notes that is recurring, so that I use a variable
to store them, but I want to add a different text to (the begininning or end of) that sequence each time it appears, hence I can't add the text inside the variable definition.
Best regards,
Gilles
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