Dear Mats
Thanks for your answer.
> I cannot find the relevant entry in the manual, but I'm sure
> it's described there somewhere.
> Anyway, the simple solution is to make a new \score{...} for each
> new movement. LilyPond will not typeset the full title again, but if
> you add a \header{...} se
What I said holds up to the latest stable version, 2.2.x.
The development version 2.3.1 is still very experimental and
the page layout is one of the major aspects that is under work.
/Mats
Dominik Baenninger wrote:
If the first piece only has one or a few lines, LilyPond doesn't add any
page bre
Dominik Baenninger wrote:
Dear Mats
Thanks for your answer.
I cannot find the relevant entry in the manual, but I'm sure
it's described there somewhere.
Anyway, the simple solution is to make a new \score{...} for each
new movement. LilyPond will not typeset the full title again, but if
you add a
> If the first piece only has one or a few lines, LilyPond doesn't add any
> page break before the next piece (actually, the page breaks are
> determined by LaTeX when it processes the LilyPond TeX output).
>
> /Mats
Hmmm for some reason my system does not follow this rule . Here
i
I cannot find the relevant entry in the manual, but I'm sure
it's described there somewhere.
Anyway, the simple solution is to make a new \score{...} for each
new movement. LilyPond will not typeset the full title again, but if
you add a \header{...} section to each score like
\score{
...
\head
Hi all,
I am quite a new user of lilypond. I would like to write a piece
containing more than one movement. In which way can I enforce lilypond to
break a line, setting a new title (i.e. the title of the next movement)
before the next notes.
I am currently use LilyPond version 2.3.1.
I would app
