Graham Percival wrote:
On 5-Aug-05, at 3:26 AM, andrew Black wrote:
\version "2.4.2"
\score {
\context Voice = single { c c c }
% comment out this line and it works
\context Lyrics = singleLyrics \lyricsto single { These are words }
}
You need to wrap these two \contexts
On 5-Aug-05, at 3:26 AM, andrew Black wrote:
Answers get easier by providing the offending .ly snippet.
Agreed. Problem was the example showing it was too complex to send.
Done a bit of experiments and this does it .
\version "2.4.2"
\score {
\context Voice = single { c c c }
% com
Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
Pretty much what they say. Did you snip away part of the messages,
the .ly context is missing?
Exact outut is as follows - doesnt give any context :
GNU LilyPond 2.4.2
Processing `error.ly'
Parsing...
error: Already have music in score
error: This is the previous
andrew Black writes:
> What do the following messages mean ?
Pretty much what they say. Did you snip away part of the messages,
the .ly context is missing?
> error: Already have music in score
Error means that something is wrong. A \score block can only contain
one piece of music. For multip
I assume that you explicitly write out \score{...} in your file.
Then, you should note that the syntax is (schematically)
\score{
}
where should be a musical expression, i.e.
- a single note
or
- a sequence of notes/musical expressions : { c d e f }
or
- a set of simultaneous n
In addition to the previous answer which of course is what you are
looking for:
You have to tell LilyPond if the Voice and the Lyrics contexts should
happen simultaneously or in a sequence. This answer may sound completely
crazy, since you use \lyricsto to specify that the lyrics should be
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On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 15:53:53 +0100
andrew wrote:
> Any suggestions to what is wrong .
I use to collate with a source which is known to work. I look
forward to reading the entire section on scores in the manual.
I need more templates, but it is possible to produce nice templaces
from the newer Mu
