Hello list, hello Paul,
You wrote:
> Pedro's 2.1.32 packages are now apt-getable.
Thank You. :)
I've tested it, and EasyNotation works like I'd wanted.
But, this version seems to be a little buggy:
A) In a larger Piece (Study op.10,12 from F. Chopin), written with
version 2.1.28 and
ow can I get this?
Thanks and
Best regards Roland Goretzki
PS: If it would be no problem, because of I'd be corresponding with a
german speaking human, I'd prefer to continue the correspondence
in german language. :)
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Hello list, hello Edward,
You wrote:
> On Sunday March 21 2004 10:09, Roland Goretzki wrote:
> > (Furthermore the most of these notes in my mind, but I think, that
> > it wouldn't be legal, if I would typeset it by my mind with some
> > correcting views to
Hello list, hello Edward,
You wrote:
> On Sunday March 21 2004 13:16, Roland Goretzki wrote:
> > Chris Sawer itself par example did typeset the music piece "Für Elise"
> > from L. v. Beethoven, and in the lilypond source file he marked the
> > source of the music
Hello list, hello Kilian,
You wrote:
> The *music* itself isn't copyrighted, since the composers died more
> than 100 years ago. If your printouts don't claim a copyright, and/or
> are underived work ("Urtext", i.e. reproductions of the autographs),
> they contain no "creative additions" to the co
Hello list, hello Mats,
before all:
I'm using lilypond version 2.1.28
You wrote:
> Sounds strange. I cannot really repeat your problem here.
> Can you send an example (OK to send it privately to me if
> you don't want to spread it to everybody).
I composed some files in a buch-Probe.tex, run lily
Hello list, hello Mats,
You wrote:
> I haven't found this irritating enough to really try to dig into the
> problem before, but now I have submitted a solution to the CVS
> archive, to be included in the next release version.
>
> If you want the fix but otherwise stick to your current LilyPond
>
Hello list, hello Gergo,
You wrote:
> I want to include some music staff into a dissertation.
> The music has lyrics, and all the accented stuff is gone, either if I
> enter it this (áéíóúö???) or that (\'a\'e\'i...) way.
>
> This just happens, if I process the file with lilypond-book.
> If I ju
Hello list, hello Mats,
You wrote:
> You can switch to a font that includes all latin1 characters if you:
> - Add '\usepackage[T1]{fontenc}' in your LaTeX file.
> - Tell LilyPond to use the corresponding font file:
> \property Lyrics . LyricText \override #'font-name = #"ecrm1000"
> [ ... ]
> -
Hello list, hello Gergely,
You answered per PM, and when I wanted to re-answer to
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
the mail was not delivered.
So I give my re-answer here to the list:
You wrote:
> > Try
> > \usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}
> > instead of
> > \usepackage[T1]{fontenc}
> >
Hello,
until now I used lilypond version 2.1.28 and it works fine. :)
Now I've installed successfully lilypond version 2.1.34, and there is a
problem with convert-ly:
The command
convert-ly -e --from=2.1.28 op-9.2.ly
creates an empty file named op-9.2.ly.NEW, and the original file is
untou
Hello list, hello Jeremy,
You wrote:
> Can I make Lilypond just make the last line of this piece left justified
> instead of making it extend the whole width?
Perhaps not exactly what You wanted, but nevertheless a possible
solution:
Add the following two lines to Your paper block:
1. linewid
Hello,
globaly I can set the distance between the two staves of piano-staves with:
\context {
\PianoStaffContext
\override VerticalAlignment #'forced-distance = #number
}
My question:
Is there a possibility to change the distances localy during a score?
I couldn't find in th
Hello,
how can I adjust the end of a pagebreaked page?
I get a pagebreak with the command \newpage just at the place, where I
want it, but the page ends not so fine as the other, which end very fine
with the setting of interscorelinefill in the paper block.
Best Regards Roland
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Hello list, hello Han-Wen,
You wrote:
> > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > I'm not sure what you're asking. Do you want me to use the code
> > fragment
> > I provided, /and/ set raggedright? That wouldn't work, because
> > Lilypond dies
> > once it encounters the code I gave above.
>
> oh, so
Hello list, hello Mats,
You wrote:
> Please describe in some more detail what you mean by "not so fine".
The interscorelinefill doesn't seem to work on the page with the page
break: The last staffline ends much more above the bottom of the page
than the last stafflines of the other pages do.
You
Hello,
I wrote:
> My version: 2.1.28
>
> The spacing of midstaff-clef-symbol often doesn't look very nice.
> (Too far away from previous and too close to next)
>
> So how can I change the spacing of a midstaff-clef-symbol or shift it to
> the left?
Now I found the solution by myself:
\clef
Hello list, hello Mats, Kili and Han-Wen,
Han-Wen wrote:
> This is actually documented in the manual, under "Piano music" -> BUGS
With the help of Kili (per PM) and Mats (Thanks for both!) I found a
solution, You can view it in the examples under the Subject
Re: spacing of midstaff-clef-sym
Hello,
in my E-Mail with the examples I've forgotten to rename the title and
the filename in the header block, so both examples now have the same
title "Good Example". :-(
But I think, it's easy to recognize, what's the bad example. ;-)
Pardon
Best Regards Roland
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Hello list, hello Mats,
You wrote:
> This is a workaround but it would be much better if LilyPond did
> the right thing directly.
Yes, it is a workaround, and I agree with You. :-)
> Could you please send a small example illustrating the problem (to the
> mailing list, of course).
But it's not
Hello list, hello Kili,
You wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 30, 2004 at 10:55:37PM +0200, Matthias Kilian wrote:
> > > Can You tell me, wether it is possible or not to determine more than one
> > > line to change the distance?
> > [ ... ]
> > I'll work on this in a few days, so stay tuned.
>
> Here it is. T
Hello list, hello Paul,
You wrote:
> Jan Nieuwenhuizen wrote:
> >Thanks for all your efforts. Maybe we can ask another Debian/sid
> >developer to provide a 2.2.0 package instead?
> >
> I have no problem using Feri Wagner's packages on sid.
How can I get Feri Wagner's packages on sid?
I only fo
Hi,
the first page of J.Seb.Bach's Partita Nr. 6 looks properly in the paper
output, but sounds terrible in the midi output.
There are tuplets with seven sixteenth on each quarter in the bars 3 and
4 and again in bar 7, and it seems, that these tuplets disturbe the midi
output, but not the paper
Hi,
I wonder, if it is possible to determine, if there are alterations of
the notes above or/and below e.g. turns and pralls.
For example, with the following key-signature
\key e \minor
there would be a note a with a turn, written out as
a bes a gis a
then there it is necessary (and i
Hello list, hello Edward,
You wrote:
> On Sunday April 11 2004 09:54, Roland Goretzki wrote:
> > [ ... ]
> >
> > b
> > ~
> > #
> >
> > Meanwhile I did this cunstruct with text-markups, but this seems to be
> > very ugly, and
Hello list, hello Andrew,
You wrote:
> Bagpipe music has tons of grace notes, all of which are printed as 32nd
> notes. The main problem I'm having is with beamed grace notes. The
> stems on groups of grace notes are just a little too short, and
> sometimes the third beam actually collides with
Hello list, hello Stan,
You wrote:
> In the attached example, eighth rests collide with note stems. I'd
> appreciate suggestions about how to make it look better.
>
> The code for the measure(s) is
>
> 8 |
> <<{d8\rest [ c8\rest ]}\\{4 }>> |
> %%% measure 86
> 8
Give the following
Hi,
lilypond-version is 2.2.0.
If there are two areas of repeats in a piano-piece directly one after
another, lilypond creates automatically a correct double-repeat-barline
(":|:").
Unfortunately, in one piece this double-repeat-barline appears at page
break, and what happens, is the following:
Hello list,
I wrote:
> Unfortunately, in one piece this double-repeat-barline appears at page
> break, and what happens, is the following:
Excuse me, it's not the page break, which causes the broken barline, but
the line break. (Tested with interscoreline = -5.0 \mm in the paper
block.)
The pro
Hello list, hello Edward,
You wrote:
> On Wednesday April 14 2004 12:21, Roland Goretzki wrote:
> > The problem remains. :-(
>
> Sounds like the bar line between the piano staves doesn't draw in measures
> starting with a bar line that starts a measure unless it is dr
Hello list, hello Steve,
You wrote:
> H... when I run convert-ly it outputs
> [ ... ]
>
> \property Hairpin #'extra-offset = #'(0 . -3.5)
I don't know, why convert-ly produces this,
but change only "\property" with "\override", and it will work. :)
In the case, You only want o
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