I think some of your conclusions are wrong. As the following example shows,
an E is always transposed to a F#, regardless of the key specified if
you use
\transpose bes c'
\version "2.10.0"
m = \relative c'{ bes b c cis des d dis es e f fis ges g gis as a ais bes }
\transpose bes c' \m
mInBes =
On 24/10/2007, Nick Didkovsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Lilypond users
>
> I want to extract a Bb trumpet part from a concert score. The score is
> not really in a key signature (atonal music, not c major), so I do not
> want a key signature in the extracted part.
> I see that as long as n
Hello Lilypond users
I want to extract a Bb trumpet part from a concert score. The score is
not really in a key signature (atonal music, not c major), so I do not
want a key signature in the extracted part.
I see that as long as no key is specified in the music file, then no key
signature is i
