On Sun, Mar 8, 2015 at 9:28 AM, 良ϖ <p2b....@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > Although I often read messages from this mailing list, this is likely to be > the first message I post to it. I've engraved some piano music already but > it's always been pre-contemporary music: Bach, Liszt or even Debussy. Now > I'm having trouble with contemporary pedalling notation. > > I'm trying to engrave a free score of Takemistsu's Rain Tree Sketch. You can > found a video with score here on Youtube or you can download a copyrighted > copy on this page. > > This piece makes innovative use of all three pedals of the piano. I've tried > to play a bit with this snippet but I'm not convinced by what I've got. I > especially don't know how to symbolize half pedal to the best of my > knowledge. Moreover, I'd like to change « simile » for an arrow →. > > So I'm seeking for help. As it's a free software, I believe I'll get a > helpful answer soon from the community then I say « thank you! » in advance > ;-) > > 胡雨軒 Hu YuXuan > P.S: sorry for my English, I'm not native English-speaker.
I don't have any solution to offer yet; I would just like to add that notations like this may also be found in John Adams' piano piece "Phrygian Gates," which has a variety of fractional pedaling indications such as "Ped/2" and "Ped/4." _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
