Jonathan Kulp wrote:
For transposing from E-flat to concert pitch, see the docs on
transposition, here:
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.11/Documentation/user/lilypond-big-page#Transpose
To change it to bass clef, just use a command
\clef "bass"
The easiest way to put put music into a different clef/register is to
store the notes in a variable and simply use different \relative levels
to put it in the right octave:
%%% start cut-and-paste section %%%
%% define the pitches
notes = { c d e f }
Forgot to say if you want to have key signatures instead of accidentals
in the transposed parts, be sure to define a key inside the music
expression: notes = { \key c \major c d e f }. The examples in the docs
use keys this way.
%% start pitches on middle C
\relative c' { \notes }
%% put same pitches in bass clef an 8ve lower
\relative c { \clef "bass" \notes }
%% transpose notes for an e-flat instrument
\transpose es c' { \relative c' { \notes }}
%% transpose from e-flat instrument to concert pitch
\transpose c es, { \relative c'' { \notes } }
%%% end cut-and-paste section %%%
Hope that helps,
Jon
chip wrote:
I have a piece written for Eb Alto Sax and would like to transpose it
to Bass Clef Trombone. I've read a bunch of posts in the archives and
am now more confused than ever. It should be relatively easy, as the
bass clef bone should be able to read the notes as written, but just
change the key sig? Right? I think...
Please shed some light on this for me,
Thanks.
Chip
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