What is the preferred method to put meter marks at the beginning of a score?
Now I'm using something like this but I think it is not a very good
solution:
\markup{ \translate #(cons -9 -1) "" \bold "Vivace." }
Thanks,
Bert
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Mats-
Thank you for your response. I'm sorry I didn't mention version
(2.1.32) and platform (OS 10.3).
I also failed to correctly describe what I was using to obtain the
quotation marks. As mentioned in the manual (at least as I understand
it), one needs to use an underscore to start a quoted
You already gave the answer: lilypond-book!
I have often used it without a single word of ordinary text, just
to be able to combine a number of pieces in the same file with
the desired page layout. Read in the manual on how to be able to
use the ordinary titling from lilypond in your lilypond-book
At 11:55 AM 3/26/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>Contra dance bands typically play the same short tune over and over (20-40
times wouldn't be unusual). They'll often combine a medley of two or three
tunes. What the preferred way of producing a single piece of paper with two
or three tunes? Reading about li
Have you tried
``this syntax''
yet? This is the right way to do it in LaTeX and works well
in LilyPond as well.
Stan Sanderson wrote:
On Mar 26, 2004, at 9:25 AM, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> ...
What did you read that made you think that? Underscores in lyrics
are simply replaced by spaces, nothing els
Hi,
I poked the sources and the documenation, but I didn't find what causes
me sleepless nights :-)
Why are the fonts used by LilyPond named "feta" and "parmesan"?
Ciao,
Kili
ps: *grumbel*, after writing this mail, I'm a little bit hungry. Probably
I should get some pasta.
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Contra dance bands typically play the same short tune over and over (20-40 times
wouldn't be unusual). They'll often combine a medley of two or three tunes. What the
preferred way of producing a single piece of paper with two or three tunes? Reading
about lilypond-book seems to indicate that it'
Of course!
/Mats
Matthias Kilian wrote:
On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 11:04:55AM +0100, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
The LaTeX syntax for a double quote is ''quoted text``, at least
Shouldn't it be ``quoted text''?
Ciao,
Kili
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On Mar 26, 2004, at 9:25 AM, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Stan Sanderson wrote:
Mats-
Thank you for your response. I'm sorry I didn't mention version
(2.1.32) and platform (OS 10.3).
I also failed to correctly describe what I was using to obtain the
quotation marks. As mentioned in the manual (at least
On Fri, Mar 26, 2004 at 11:04:55AM +0100, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
> The LaTeX syntax for a double quote is ''quoted text``, at least
Shouldn't it be ``quoted text''?
Ciao,
Kili
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That's a good suggestion, Mats, and one that I keep forgetting about. I'll experiment
with it on my machine and see if it would be less trouble than having my friend
remotely log into my server.
Thanks for you thoughts, and for your continued help for all the folks who ask
questions here.
-Kev
Why not help your friend install the Cygwin version of LilyPond
on his Windows machine? Works like a charm!
/Mats
KEVIN ZEMBOWER wrote:
Ed, thank you for your thoughts. Here's some more of mine.
My approach to this is as a non-musician (most of you would laugh your ass off if you heard me
try
Stan Sanderson wrote:
Mats-
Thank you for your response. I'm sorry I didn't mention version (2.1.32)
and platform (OS 10.3).
I also failed to correctly describe what I was using to obtain the
quotation marks. As mentioned in the manual (at least as I understand
it), one needs to use an under
Ed, thank you for your thoughts. Here's some more of mine.
My approach to this is as a non-musician (most of you would laugh your ass off if you
heard me trying to engrave music, constantly muttering, "Every Good Boy Does
Fine..."). I'm a systems
administrator (Linux) who dances with a contra fo
You didn't say what LilyPond version you are using, the
syntax for doing these things have changed recently.
Go to www.lilypond.org -> Documentation (for the version you
are using), click on "Tips and Tricks" and search for the
example called staff-size.ly.
/Mats
Samuel AMO wrote:
(Sorry if my
(Sorry if my English isn't very well : I'm French)
I'd like to know whether (and how) it is possible with
lilypond to create, over the two normal staffs used by
the piano, a little staff. This little staff is
frequently used in the music sheets found in music
shops and gives to the pianist an idea
The recommended solution is to use dvips + ps2pdf.
Don't forget to call dvips with the flags
dvips -Ppdf -u+lilypond myfile.dvi
The pdftex output format from lilypond has not been very actively
supported and it is not even included in the latest development
versions. Otherwise, it shouldn't be hard
The LaTeX syntax for a double quote is ''quoted text``, at least
to typeset the quotes according to English typesetting standards.
So, one solution for you is to simply write
''the quot- ed text``
In order to convince LilyPond to pass a double quote in lyrics into
the generated LaTeX file, you have
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