Hi Branco,
> Maybe an easier way would be to make multiple \score (one per part)
> but if I'm not wrong this would lead to several midi files and to
> repeat for each part the settings of time, clef, key, not to mention
> staffgroup etc.
I do use the alternative you describe. To avoid typing thing
Hi Neal,
> If your chosen head isn't present in one of the notehead styles,
> you'll have to use 'stencil; note that you don't need the 'text
> property, since you can pass the glyph string directly to 'stencil
> using `grob-interpret-markup':
>
> #(define ((note-head-musicglyph name) grob)
>
Hallo,
this is my first post to the lilypond-list. First thank you for the wonderful
program!
I would like to replace single note heads within chords by special glyphs
(hand-made glyphs which I need for clusters). I think that the most handy way to
do this should be to modify the property glyph-na
