Hi Curt,
On Wed, Nov 21, 2012 at 5:10 PM, Curt <accou...@museworld.com> wrote:
> I'm just curious what other jazz-lead-sheet use cases that the current
> snippet might not be sufficient for? That might help with making a good
> feature request. :-) I've long thought that using roman numerals would
> be a good spruced up "nashville notation" for helping jazz session musicians
> learn/play a tune in any key. So far it seems like the snippet will
> do anything I want, but I haven't really pushed it.
>
I was thinking of chords like a Cm7b9 and the like. There's no
provision for typesetting the flat within the superscript. You could
do something like this:
\markup \rN { "Cm" \concat { 7 \hspace #0.5 \raise #0.5 \flat 5 } }
So in that sense it works, but it's no timesaver.
This capability could be added, but I always figured that LilyPond's
chord features are more appropriate for this type of symbol. (After
all, her names are responsive to transposition, which isn't an issue
with Roman numerals.)
-David
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