Jason Merrill yale.edu> writes:
> An obvious way to do this is to use the \skip command in the lyrics,
> but I'm not sure this is the best way. If I could leave a "hook" in
> the notated music, it would save me some counting.
Both approaches *should* work, but I've seen bugs with the second ap
A context "dies" as soon as it is discontinued. In this example, you try to
"revive" the context again later, but apparently the \lyricsto feature isn't
able to realize that the second incarnation is a continuation of the
first one.
One possible workaround is to keep the extra "bassWords" conte
I'm looking for a good way to write intermittent lyrics for a choral
part. I'm working on a piece with a repetitive bass figure, so after
the first repetition, there is no need to keep writing out the words.
However, I'd like to write more words at the beginning of the next
section.
An obvious w
