Hi,
[sorry about the earlier double post]
On Thu, 2009-10-01 at 12:01 +1000, Peter Chubb wrote:
> Hmm It should make it d8 c8 -- in Baroque and other early music
> (which is my main area of interest), an appogiatura starts at the
> start of the main note, and takes half its value. Maybe you wan
against the copy of articulate linked to from
<http://www.nicta.com.au/people/chubbp/articulate>; the patches should
apply with `patch < file.diff' in the same directory as articulate.ly.
1. Trills. I'm not sure about this(!), but my interpretation of the
fragment
c\startT
ate.ly.
Oh, Thanks!!! I'll review it later when I have a moment.
Iain> 1. Trills. I'm not sure about this(!), but my interpretation of
Iain> the fragment c\startTrillSpan d e\stopTrillSpan is that it's
Iain> similar to c\trill d\trill e In contrast, articulate thinks it
ulate linked to from
<http://www.nicta.com.au/people/chubbp/articulate>; the patches should
apply with `patch < file.diff' in the same directory as articulate.ly.
1. Trills. I'm not sure about this(!), but my interpretation of the
fragment
c\startTrillSpan d e\stopTrillSpa
t; (or whatever they're called
now).
Hope this helps!
Kieren.
%
\version "2.11.47"
original = \relative c'
{
\pitchedTrill 1\startTrillSpan a |
<<
\relative g' { g1\stopTrillSpan }
\\
led now).
Hope this helps!
Kieren.
%
\version "2.11.47"
original = \relative c'
{
\pitchedTrill 1\startTrillSpan a |
<<
\relative g' { g1\stopTrillSpan }
\\
\relative c' { c2 b } >&
I'm sure there is, and I just can't think my way around it, but I'm
having a problem with a trillspan that starts in a one-voice context
and ends in a two-voice context.
Like this:
\relative c'{
\pitchedTrill 1\startTrillSpan a |
<<\relative g'
