I'm sure there is, and I just can't think my way around it, but I'm
having a problem with a trillspan that starts in a one-voice context
and ends in a two-voice context.
Like this:
\relative c'{
\pitchedTrill <c g'>1\startTrillSpan a |
<<\relative g'{g1\stopTrillSpan}\\\relative c'{ c2 b}>>
}
Right now, my workaround is to use:
\relative c'{
\pitchedTrill <c g'>1*3/4\startTrillSpan a s4\stopTrillSpan |
<<\relative g'{g1}\\\relative c'{ c2 b}>>
}
But I'm wondering if there's a way to do without the spacer notes.
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