Hi all
I am trying to copy the famous Nocturne N. 2 Op. 9 by Chopin, but am
getting crazy to make this figure:
http://xrl.us/beqd4
3d bar: the turn upon the c8 note.
I've been trying all possible configurations of code like this:
\once \override TextScript #'script-priority = #-100
c8^\turn^\markup { \flat }^\markup { \flat }^\markup { \natural
}^\markup{\finger"12121"}
or
\once \override Script #'script-priority = #-100
c8^\turn^\markup { \flat }^\markup { \flat }^\markup { \natural
}^\markup{\finger"12121"}
Changing the order of various components didnt help, the turn goes either on
top or on bottom, but nevere between flat and natural signs, I've also tried
crating a double voice with a s8 and dividing signs: it didnt work
I am using this now:
\once \override TextScript #'extra-offset = #'( -1.5 . -3.2 )
c8^\turn^\markup{\finger"12121"}
(The override is needed because fingering is not centered)
this is a regular turn without flat and natural signs, but the one in
Chopin's piece requires that the note before a turn is a b, and not a bflat
as it would be the case on a normal turn, I guess this is called a
"chromatic turn" but I am not sure.
If there is a different more modern way to draw a "chromatic turn", it's OK,
I dont want to create an exact replica of the original source, I just want
to create a good modern version.
Moreover: is there a way to draw a little slur on the fingering (12121) like
in the original?
Thanks and Bye
Renato
http://www.nightpassage.org
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