For the crescendo, see section "Dynamics" for a description on how to
attach
the dynamics to a parallel line of spacer notes. A similar trick can be
used also
for the phrasing slur, but in contrast to dynamics, the end of the slur
has to be
a real note, not a spacing note. To handle that, you can use an
invisible note.
The resulting example can look like
\version "2.10.0"
{
% Version without the repeat, copied verbatim from your email:
cis'16\mp\( dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis, dis e gis
cis' dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis,\< dis e gis cis, dis e gis\) \!
\break
% Version with percent repeat:
<< \repeat "percent" 2 {
cis'16 dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis, dis e gis
} {s1\( s2 s4 \< s8. \hideNotes gis16\) \! \unHideNotes } >>
}
/Mats
Oscar van Eijk wrote:
Hi All,
I'm trying to write the following:
cis'16\mp\( dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis, dis e gis
cis' dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis,\< dis e gis cis, dis e gis\)
using a repeat:
\repeat "percent" 2 {
cis'16 dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis, dis e gis cis, dis e gis
}
Is there a way to to this, having the phrasing slur span 2 measures and
the cresc hairpin printed in the second measure?
Thnx in advance,
Oscar
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