Not the solution you're asking for, but some PDF readers have an "inverted
colors" mode. That's what I would use.
On December 28, 2024 3:24:26 PM GMT+01:00, Simon Albrecht
wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I would like to obtain LilyPond output with black and white inverted (black
>background, white music and
Dear list,
I need the "sprechgesang" symbol (a stem with an x, as in Schoenberg's
Pierrot Lunaire) ; I did'nt find it.
"See- -ro-se dient als Boot"
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8 \spDown a8 | \stemUp b8 \noBeam ais gis \noBeam a | \time
> 3/4 \stemDown \spUp c! \stemUp \spDown b! gis
> }
> \addlyrics { Den Wein, den mann mit Au -- gen trinkt }
>
> \layout {
> ragged-right = ##t
> }
>
Thanks
,
it would be fine.
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notes the
subdivision and is placed on the stem. Maybe it could be something like
"c'2:x" ?
The ":" way is persistent as long as the ":" is appended to the
note - I find it is suitable.
I don't know how to practise Han-Wen's solution :
(define (grob-text g
Hello,
I try to install lilypond-2.2.5 on a debian.
./configure prints an ERROR message : "please install required programs :
kpathsea "
but
kpsepath kpsestat kpsetool kpsewhich kpsexpand
work.
What is missing ?
Thanks
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Re
Please, notice that in violin playing one needs often to note 3 pitches:
1. for the basis note (first finger) :
this note is written with normal shape
2. for the "touch" note (?) = often the 4th finger, but not necessarily :
one can get harmonics with "major third" placing ;
this note is written
Le Jeudi 14 Mars 2002 08:40, vous avez écrit :
The include process of a postscript file does not depend of lilypond.
a LaTeX/TeX paper or other ?
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with Latex, try :
in the preambel :
"\usepackage{ driver }{graphicx }"
driver = dvips or ...
then :
" \
Actually, I believe you can do something like
\includepdf[trim=0 20mm 0 0, clip, ...]{...}
to cut off 20mm from the bottom.
Depending on where you place your page numbers in the scores, this can
enable you to cut them off when including the pages in your book.
Best,
Bastian
On 13.02.24
