Maybe not the most elegant solution, but the spacing turns out better if
you put the two things in separate markups instead of in columns inside
a single markup:
RHenglish = \markup {\tiny {\italic {{ "right hand the same" }}}}
RHfrench = \markup {\tiny {\italic {{ "simile la main droit" }}}}
\relative c'' {
c8^\RHenglish^\RHfrench g c e c g c e
}
Jon
Nick Payne wrote:
In my score at one point I have:
^\markup {\tiny {\italic {\column { "right hand the same" "simile la main
droit" }}}}
To my eye the vertical spacing between the English and French is excessive.
How can I reduce it?
Nick
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