Hi all,
I'm working on a songbook for a church. Following the convention in modern
hymnals, the "words" and "music" credits are to the left, after the score.
So this is, in essence, the pattern I'm using:
\score { .... }
\markup {
\column {
"Words: Josephine Blow"
"Music: Adler Acock"
}
}
\score { .... }
\markup { .... etc.
It all works rather nicely except that the markup text is usually placed
rather close to the title of the following score, leaving too much space
between the preceding score and its credits. I can try to put more padding
in above each title, but I'd like the completed book to be efficient (i.e.
compact without being cramped).
Is there a way I can make the markup "adhere" to the previous score? Should
I be using a different mechanism to get the results I'm looking for?
Thanks,
-jvh
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