Hi Sarah,
There appears to be a mismatched << immediately after the \score { at
line 136.
Commenting it out lets your file compile - whether the result is what
you want, I don't know! :)
Regards
Bill
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Hi all - I apologize because I'm sure this answer can be found somewhere, but
I am VERY new at this, and I don't have lots of time to research this.
I've exported a MuseScore file to an ly file, and all appears fine, except
that I'm getting the following errors when trying to create the PDF:
# -
On 07/22/2011 09:00 PM, Bill Mooney wrote:
> Does the attached file help?
> I haven't tested it with lp-v12...
Thanks, Bill!
Adding print-all-headers = ##t to the \paper{} block causes the book
part and score titles both to print. However, the book and book part
titles seem mutually exclusive, a
I figured it out.
The regular rests wouldn't work (r4, 48, etc.) so I used spacer rests (s4,
s8, etc.) and added those << thingys.
\score {
<<
\chords { s2 s4 f\breve s2 s4 bf\breve s2 d:m}
\new Staff \with { \remove "Time_signature_engraver" }
{
\key c \major
\set Staff.instrumentNa
You wrote
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I’m trying to put together a book of Irish tunes. I don’t need a lot of
text, so lilypond-book is overkill. I’m trying instead to use the \book
markup as described in the File Structure section of the manual.
H
I don't want the notes to be chords because the notes are chanted as they
are. An organ will accompany the chanting and play the chords that I want
to indicate above certain notes. Also, how would I insert a rest? All I
get when I try your example is a N.C.
On Fri, Jul 22, 2011 at 8:26 PM, Chr
On 07/22/2011 08:14 PM, Br. Athanasius Pelletier wrote:
> I need to get the letters for the chords above certain notes in the
> example below. I thought of using markup but I don't know if I can
> get sharp or flat symbols. I want "F" above the first f breve, a "B
> flat(symbol)" above the second
I need to get the letters for the chords above certain notes in the example
below. I thought of using markup but I don't know if I can get sharp or
flat symbols. I want "F" above the first f breve, a "B flat(symbol)" above
the second F breve and "D min." above the last D.
Thanks
\version "2.14.
I’m trying to put together a book of Irish tunes. I don’t need a lot of
text, so lilypond-book is overkill. I’m trying instead to use the \book
markup as described in the File Structure section of the manual.
However, when I assign titles to a book, a book part, and a score, as
per the manual, I
On 23/07/2011, at 6:26 am, Ruud van Silfhout wrote:
> I saw that in January of this year a new feature called compoundTime
> signatures
> is introduced in Lilypond. A good effort. compoundTime specified the timing
> of
> each measure. However, for church music (esp. hymns) this does not suffic
Thanks for that, and I intend to get round to learning lilypond-book in
latex, but it is more than
I need for what I want to achieve in the near future.
John
On 22/07/11 07:22, Federico Bruni wrote:
You replied just to me, not to the list.
I don't think this is what you wanted to do.
Anyway,
zilekym zilekym writes:
> Hi everybody!
>
> I would like to make a lead sheet very schematic and simple. My idea is
> start from the context Chordnames in order to write every name of the chord
> placed over each measure over which I want to write as maximum tow chords.
> My goal is to place the
I saw that in January of this year a new feature called compoundTime signatures
is introduced in Lilypond. A good effort. compoundTime specified the timing of
each measure. However, for church music (esp. hymns) this does not suffice.
What
you see there is that multiple meters are specified a t
>
> I would like to make a lead sheet very schematic and simple. My idea is
> start from the context Chordnames in order to write every name of the chord
> placed over each measure over which I want to write as maximum tow chords.
> My goal is to place the bar lines symmetrically making measures
Phil Holmes wrote:
It looks like LilyPond hasn't realised that the semi-breves don't have
stems, so it is shifting them to avoid the stems (which aren't there)
from clashing. This sounds like a bug to me. I've done some
experimenting and have shown that you can align 4 semi-breves in
differe
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From: "harm6"
To:
Sent: Friday, July 22, 2011 12:15 AM
Subject: Re: Alignment bug?
Hilary Snaden wrote:
I've now tried everything I can think of, as well as some
suggestions from others, but none of the tweaking works reliably (or at
all) if there are more th
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