optional note

Hi, I'm writing choral music for organ. One of my chords is bigger than 1 octave, more specific it is My fingers are just long enough to play this chord, but I can imagine that others cannot. That's why I want to insert an extra optional note g (that is 1 octave higher). I use separate voices f

Re: optional note

Maarten wrote: Hi, I'm writing choral music for organ. One of my chords is bigger than 1 octave, more specific it is My fingers are just long enough to play this chord, but I can imagine that others cannot. That's why I want to insert an extra optional note g (that is 1 octave higher). I us

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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > it seems to be a regular behaviour of the \partcombine Indeed, > partcombine take more than one part and put it on one staff, > still you can follow every voices one by one, notes and rests > wise. What I'm trying to say is that the circled rests are not > a bug but a fe

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- Forwarded Message From: Vivian Barty-Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Mats Bengtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, 9 March, 2007 7:35:26 AM Subject: Re: \score vs. \new Score with \midi The situation where I have needed to explicitly define the Score context is to remove engravers

Re: Fw: \score vs. \new Score with \midi

Vivian Barty-Taylor wrote: > The situation where I have needed to explicitly define the Score > context is to remove engravers (time signature and bar number in this > case.) I would suggest adding something under 10.3.1 (Creating MIDI Files) in the 2.10 manual, maybe under the Bugs section.