At
<https://github.com/jcsalomon/CrookJ-PeterPan/blob/ffd3d2a/PP10_The_Approach_of_the_Indians.ly>
is my current effort toward recreating the original score, but I’m
having trouble with the opening bars (image attached).
I can imitate the _look_ of the score simply enough:
a16( gs a gs a gs a gs \repeat tremolo 4 { a gs) } |
\kluge |
\voiceOne
\repeat tremolo 4 { f( d } \repeat tremolo 4 { f d) } |
\kluge |
and so on (see the file for details on the `\kluge`; not related to this
question), but as `\unfoldRepeats` (e.g., for MIDI generation)
indicates, the slur is actually terminated the first time the
close-parenthesis is expanded; the effect is that of
a( b a b a b a b c d) c d c d c d
when it “ought” to be
a( b a b a b a b c d c d c d c d)
instead. Possibly I’m quibbling over something that doesn’t matter (the
generated MIDI doesn’t sound different to my ears, but perhaps I need to
include articulate.ly for that?) but I’d like to know the right way of
writing this.
—Joel C. Salomon
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