I believe this comes quite close to what you want but it's a trick.
Something is strange...
rightHand = {
<d'' a'' es'''>1~
<d'' a'' es'''>4
}
leftHandVoiceOne = {
\voiceOne
<fis cis' g'>1~
<fis cis' g'>4
}
leftHandVoiceTwo = {
\voiceTwo
r2. <b,,, bes,,>4~
<b,,, bes,,>4
}
\score {
<<
\new PianoStaff <<
\new Staff = "rh" { \rightHand }
\new Staff = "lh" <<
\clef "bass"
\new Voice \relative c, { \leftHandVoiceOne }
\new Voice { \ottava #-1 \leftHandVoiceTwo }
>>
>>
>>
}
HTH
patrick
Am 10.01.2011 um 13:48 schrieb l...@internet.com.uy:
hello list,
in the piano part of an ensemble piece i need (want, that is) to
put an ottava bassa indication that applies only to the lower chord
in the left hand. the problem is that at the same time a loco chord
is tied above it (see the attached image). i tried different
combinations, like the code below:
<<
{ s2 r4 r16 \ottava #-1 <b,, bes'>8.~ <b bes'>4. \ottava #0 }
\\
{ <fis'' cis' g'>2~ <fis cis' g'>2~ < fis cis' g'>4 }
but i don't know how to achieve this. i don't know if i'm doing
something wrong or missing something in the documentation or if
this isn't possible. any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
best,
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