Hello,
I've been trying to figure this out for months and months--ever since I started using Lilypond, anyway.
I've looked at the documentation (2.6.4), and I could not find a way to change the vertical spacing, or padding, or whatever it is in this case, between verses of lyrics (stanzas). I'
Hello,
I've been searching for a way to represent what looks like an upside down breve, and also what looks like a breve spaced as low as an underscore.
Anyway, I have music I want to notate, in Italian and Spanish, that uses these characters (the first for Italian, the second for Spanish). The
Hello,
I'm searching for a way to represent hymn-style piano introduction marks in Lilypond. I've looked at all the unicode characters I could find, and I haven't found anything appropriate. These are the closest characters I could find: ΓГЃгךדר
But they don't exactly work professionally. I ne
Hello,
I was wondering how to create a footer. The documentation talks about them, but it never says how to make them. So far, I've only been able to make a footer by using tagline in the header.
The following does not work, or compile for that matter:
\footer
{
poet = "some poet"
compos
Here's part of the bass part to a song:
{
\voiceFour
b, 2 4 4 4. a,8 d2
}
I want the lower notes in the interval brackets (i.e. the g, in ) mentioned to be cue notes.
How is this possible, the way I have it set up? Is it possible? I don't want to make another voice, because it'
Oh,
That's awesome! About the HTML, with Lilypond-book, I mean.
Wow--that makes me happy. All you have to do is surround your lilypond file in and then type something like lilypond-book -o thePathOfOurputPlusFileName nameOfFile.
Of course, you have to change the extension to html instead of l
Nevermind, actually!
I think I found what I was looking for: ┌ (U+250C) and ┐(U+2510).
The tops are a little shorter than the bottoms, though, but I think that's font-dependent, anyway.
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