Hi Klaus
thank you! I tried this, but got "fatal error: compiled without
CAIRO_BACKEND". Does this mean that I need to compile Lilypond myself,
or is there an easier way? I work on Arch Linux, using the official
"lilypond" package (which ships Lilypond 2.24.2 at the moment).
Best,
Johannes
Hello!
I use lilypond with the "-dbackend=svg" option. The text in the
resulting SVG files looks very different depending on the browser used
to render it. This concerns text elements with a mix of normal and
italic text, for example:
step of _terza minore_
('terza minore' in italics)
On most b
7;m happy to discuss this further in case you are
interested, but maybe we better do that off the lilypond-list.
Hans Åberg writes:
>> On 2 Sep 2022, at 10:24, Johannes Keller wrote:
>>
>> I would like to use Lilypond for a critical edition of Nicola
>> Vicentino'
... perfect, exactly what I was looking for, thank you, very much
appreciated! ...
Werner LEMBERG writes:
>> A modern half note, sorry for the unclear terminology. The original
>> notation puts the dot above the (centered) minim stem, but in a modern
>> transcription I would prefer to have the
A modern half note, sorry for the unclear terminology. The original
notation puts the dot above the (centered) minim stem, but in a modern
transcription I would prefer to have the dot above the notehead.
Werner LEMBERG writes:
>> Thank you! Is there a way to keep the staccato dot just above the
Thank you! Is there a way to keep the staccato dot just above the
notehead also when there is a stem (on a minima for example)?
```
g2^.
```
Best!
Johannes
Werner LEMBERG writes:
>> To mimic the appearance of this sign I need to place a dot centered
>> above the notehead in the next availa
Hello!
I would like to use Lilypond for a critical edition of Nicola
Vicentino's treatise "L'antica musica" (Rome 1555). The original
notation uses an unconventional accidental to indicate a pitch
modification of a "Diesis" (ca. 1/5 of a whole tone). To mimic the
appearance of this sign I need to
