It's very simple, the syntax {A B} means that A and B should follow
eachother, whereas << A B >> means that A and B should happen
simultaneously. See
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.4/Documentation/user/out-www/lilypond/Music-expressions-explained.html#Music-expressions-explained/Mats
Francois Planiol-Auger wrote:
Hi,
Thanks to Maurizio, I nested the different parts with << {} // {} >> and it works fine.
But I would be able to make better work if I could understand why making expression for everything is for lilypond important? Expression for the whole score, for singers parts etc. Why doesnt it work only with a syntax like:
\score { \new StaffGroup { \new Staff { \new Voice { ... } ... } ... \new Lyrics { \new Stanza { ... } ... } } }
Why must be used these << that makes for the beginner a big difficulty for building a system? Why are the brackets not enough? Why is it not necessary for Lyrics parts?
François, asking maybe a very silly question...
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