I discovered they can be produced using Unicode U+1D19D for the half
Pralltriller, and adding U+1D1A0 for the half mordent. So the
question becomes:
Can ornaments like \prall be created using Unicode characters?
Hans Aberg
On 14 Sep 2007, at 17:08, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
These symbols correspond to one symbol each in the LilyPond font, so
I'm afraid you would have to use some trick with \markup to draw a
white area on top of half the symbol. Similar tricks have been
described
several times on the mailing list (and I think there are examples
in LSR).
/Mats
Hans Aberg wrote:
Is is possible to produce a \prall and a \mordent, but with only
one wave (one peak and one valley). The idea is to notate a
special ornament similar to these, but where the speed does not
admit the terminating note of a Pralltriller or mordent (used in
Bulgarian music).
Hans Aberg
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