Mats Bengtsson wrote
... elision ...
One possible trick is to typeset each score line as a separate stave
and remove the initial connecting bar line
that you normally see in a multi-stave score, as well as the time
signature on all but the top line.
Here's an example:
... elision ...
What if I wanted the parts explicit? How would I get the bars aligned,
i.e. 8 bars
per line with even spacing so the bars all line up up and down the
page? The first line is obviously problematic, but the others don't
really line up all their bars. Is there a switch to make all bars equal
length?
(Based on Mats fine example)
\version "2.10.33"
notes ={
c4 c c | b b b | a a a | g2 g4 | f f f | e e e | d d d | c2. | \break
e'4 e e | d d d | c c c | b2 b4 | a a a | g g g | f f f | e2. | \break
c'4 c8 d e f | g4 g, g | a a8 b c d | e2 e,4 | f4 f8 g a b | c4 c, c |
f d b' | c2. |
}
\score{
\new ChoirStaff = "choir"<<
\new Staff = "staff1" {
\new Voice="voice1" {
\relative c'' { \time 3/4 \notes R4*48 }
}
}
\new Staff = "staff2" {
\new Voice="voice2" {
\relative c'' { \time 3/4 R4*24 \notes R4*24 }
}
}
\new Staff = "staff3" {
\new Voice="voice3" {
\relative c'' { \time 3/4 R4*48 \notes }
}
}
>>
\layout{
\context{
}
}
}
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