Bax wrote:
Earnest Richards <egrichards <at> earthlink.net> writes:
[...]
I would like to be able to arrange a single file that has, for example in a
four stanza hymn, the first and second stanzas set RH:soprano and alto,
LH:tenor, PED:bass; the third stanza set like RH:soprano, LH:alto and tenor,
PED bass; then the final stanza set like stanzas one and two but transposed
up a half-step or a whole step.
[...]
Just put multiple \score{} expressions into the same ly-file. The following
works, but needs cleaning-up a little with StaffGroup etc.
The relevant part of the manual is 10.1.2 Multiple scores in a book.
You can also do it as a single score with suitable line breaks (using
\break) if
needed.
\score {
<<
\new Staff = upper <<
\partcombine
\transpose c d { \sopranoNotes }
\transpose c d { \altoNotes }
>>
\new Staff = middle <<
%\clef "G_8"
\clef bass
\transpose c d { \tenorNotes }
>>
\new Staff = lower <<
\clef bass
\transpose c d { \bassNotes }
>>
>>
}
Note that you can write a single \transpose command that applies to all
the staves at ones:
\score{
\transpose c d <<
\new Staff ...
\new Staff ...
...
>>
}
/Mats
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