> "Jeff" == Jeff Ousley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Jeff> This did not produce any quotes at all. Any other
Jeff> ideas?
You have to enclose the "word" in double quotes, and then escape the
quote with a backslash:
"\"God" is "King\""
Don't ask me why.
--
Laura (mailto:[EMA
> Thanks for the suggestions. In my lyrics I tried:
>
> ``God8 is8 king''
>
> This did not produce any quotes at all. Any other
> ideas?
IIRC, anything other than certain punctuation and the letters is not
interpreted as a lyric unless it's inside double quotes. Perhaps:
"``God"8 is8 "king
All,
Thanks for the suggestions. In my lyrics I tried:
``God8 is8 king''
This did not produce any quotes at all. Any other
ideas?
thanks!
-jeff
--- Graham Percival <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Sun, 02 Mar 2003 20:03:35 -0800 (PST)
> Jeff Ousley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > How do I incl
Graham Percival wrote:
As for the caesura, I think the proper solution is to add the
character to the font, and use it with BreathMark (syntax: \breathe).
From what I gather, the symbol is not complicated, so it should be easy.
As long as it can intersect the top one or two lines of the staff.
This did not appear on the list after several hours. Sorry if it's a
repeat. I tested this. I am ecstatic.
\usepackage[tmargin=0.5in,lmargin=0.5in,rmargin=0.75in,bmargin=0.75in]{geometry}
This cuts the margins but leaves an allowance on the right, where you
need it, for a4 paper printing.
T
On Mon, 2003-03-03 at 15:15, Thomas Willhalm wrote:
> As long as
> mudela mainly superseeds MusicXML, an external program is fine IMO.
> If musicxml2ly is finished, it would be nice to have it distributed
> with lilypond, of course. However, I expect this to happen if support
> for musicxml2ly is g
On Mon, 3 Mar 2003, Thomas Willhalm wrote:
> Warren Stickney wrote:
>
> > I wish to name lyric lines for multi-verse vocal music as 1. 2. 3. etc.,
> > and am using the following simple command sequence:
> >
> > \score{
> > \notes <
> >
> > \addlyrics
> > \
On Monday 03 March 2003 11:37 am, you wrote:
> I see that the first line/score is indented in all output I get.
> This is also so in the examples I find, like the beautiful Städchen.
> However, I have never seen it so in the music notes I find elsewhere,
> like my daughters' notes.
>
> Why is it s
Laura Conrad wrote:
>> "Thomas" == Thomas Willhalm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Thomas> it says:
> Thomas> stz (markup (list or string)):
> Thomas>Abbreviated form for a stanza, see also Stanza
> property. Thomas> Probably, one should fix the docu.
>
> This is ju
I see that the first line/score is indented in all output I get. This
is also so in the examples I find, like the beautiful Städchen.
However, I have never seen it so in the music notes I find elsewhere,
like my daughters' notes.
Why is it so, and how can I get rid of it?
--
Jon Haugsand
Dept
> "Thomas" == Thomas Willhalm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Thomas> This coincides with my experience: stanza for the
Thomas> beginning of the vers, stz for the remaining
Thomas> lines. However, in
Thomas>
http://lilypond.org/stable/Documentation/user/out-www/lilypond-internals/
That's fixed it. (For others with this problem, 1.875a is the alpha version
at GNU.)
Many thanks
/Hans
Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
>
> > Environment: SUSE 8.0 kernel, + GCC 2.95.3, Python 2.2.2, Bison 1.875,
>
> bison-1.875 is foe; use 1.875a or newer (or <= 1.35).
>
> Jan.
Laura Conrad wrote:
>> "Thomas" == Thomas Willhalm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Thomas> According to the docs, this should be the abbreviated form of
> Thomas>\property LyricsVoice . stanza = "1."
> Thomas> However, my experience shows that they are different.
>
This seems to be a bug! I tried an example without \addlyrics,
where the duration of the syllables was specified explicitly
and in that case I still get the stanza even if the lyrics
start with a \skip. However, when using \addlyrics I don't
manage to get any stanza printed.
/Mats
Thomas Willha
Mats Bengtsson wrote:
"Programming error" means that you have hit some bug in the
program. When you send a question to the mailing list, always
specify what version of Lilypond you are using.
Oh, yes excuse me, I've forgotten to mention the version : 1.7.13...
This may be a known problem that has a
> "Thomas" == Thomas Willhalm <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Thomas> According to the docs, this should be the abbreviated form of
Thomas>\property LyricsVoice . stanza = "1."
Thomas> However, my experience shows that they are different.
No, the .stz form specifies t
Here is the fix for redirecting lilypond output to a file for Cygwin users
where the bash shell does not keep a history of screen output.
Clive Catterall
baroque flutes made using traditional methods and materials
http://www.flutes.fsbusiness.co.uk
- Original Messa
Joshua Haberman wrote:
>> As for the "lilypond
>> developers" opinion: I've personally spent a lot of time writing
>> convertors (etf2ly, pmx2ly, musedata2ly, etc.) only to find out that
>> noone uses them.
>
> Would you use a compiler that required you to first run your source file
> through an
Warren Stickney wrote:
> I wish to name lyric lines for multi-verse vocal music as 1. 2. 3. etc.,
> and am using the following simple command sequence:
>
> \score{
> \notes <
>
> \addlyrics
> \context Staff="1"
> {
> \voicedefault
"Programming error" means that you have hit some bug in the
program. When you send a question to the mailing list, always
specify what version of Lilypond you are using.
This may be a known problem that has already been solved,
but if you use a recent version of Lilypond, you may want to
send a ful
Hello,
I get this warning in a score I'm typesetting :
Calculating line breaks... programming error:
Multi_measure_rest::get_rods (): I am not spanned! (Continuing; cross
thumbs)
As Lily says 'programming error', I assume, I've made a mistake while
typesetting and this error concern measure c
For specific questions related to Lilypond+Cygwin, see
http://lilypond.org/stable/Documentation/windows/out-www/installing.html
and the link under Troubleshooting (which unfortunately seems to be
fairly outdated). Another important source of information is the
searchable mailing list archive for li
The trick is to let the two lines of music belong to the same
Voice context when you want the stems joined and to different
Voice contexts when you want them separate.
Then, you could say something like:
VoiceFour = \notes \relative c' {
r2 a2 | d,4 d a'2 | \translator Voice = three r2 a | d, d a
See the previous answer to the list about the size of the
margins.
The default font size (actually the height of each stave) is
20pt in ly2dvi and 16pt in lilypond-book. Just say
\begin[20pt]{lilypond} in your document or use the
--default-music-fontsize=20pt option to lilypond-book.
You can also r
The default in ly2dvi is to use 1cm margins both to the left and the
right, which is much smaller than the default margins for ordinary
documents in LaTeX. If you want the same, just say
\usepackage[margin=1cm]{geometry}
somewhere before \begin{document}. I don't see what's so complicated
about thi
Please could you tell me where to look for an FAQ. I have some questions
about running lilypond under Cygwin, bit I'd like to RTFAQ first.
Thanks Clive Catterall
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Fulko van Westrenen wrote:
Hello Lilypond experts,
Step by step I get where I want to be. At the moment I have two
items I cannot get right.
The first one is that I want to get rid of the TimeSignature,
I want it to be empty. How can I do that?
Read the following sections in the Reference Manual
I looked in the ref manual for every permutation of "visib" and
"transpar". The closest I found was transparent stems. Can you help me
see how to get from there to invisible notes?
One of my fundamental mental stumbling blocks is how to get them to not
clash with the R1*6.
You've already rece
If you read the section on "page Layout" in the Reference Manual,
you will find that
\paper{
...
interscorelinefill = 1
}
does the trick of automatically spreading the white space between the
lines of the score.
Hans' answer could be used in addition, if you want to make sure to
minimize the mi
Hans Forbrich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Environment: SUSE 8.0 kernel, + GCC 2.95.3, Python 2.2.2, Bison 1.875,
bison-1.875 is foe; use 1.875a or newer (or <= 1.35).
Jan.
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