> There are lots of ornaments and grace notes in Hungarian folk music.
> In my observation, they are extremely frequently used by violonists.
> I am an amateur player (piano&violin) and I would like to be able to
> ease my learning by listening to what I have to play. I'd like to find
> out how something like
> | {c}d c3 (c4{BA}) |
> or
> | g F3 ({F3}E/2{DC}) z |
> could be generated.
You do the generating: just write it.
BarFly has no problem with your example written this way,
which is completely standard abc1.6 except for the words
and the non-ASCII title:
X:1
T:Októbernek, októbernek ...
M:4/4
L:1/8
Q:1/4=100
K:Dm
dccc dccc | {c}d c3 (c4{BA}) |
w: Ok-tó-ber-nek, ok-tó-ber-nek el-se-jén
AAAA ccGG | g F3 (F3{EDC}) z |
w: Nem süt a nap Csík-karc-fal-va me-ze-jén.
|: CDDD DCCC | F G3 ({G}c4{B}) |
w: El-bú-csú-zom a ma-dár-t saz ág-tól,
AAFF GGFC | (3:2:2D2D4 D2 z2 :|
w: Az-u-tán a csík-karc-fal-vi lá-nyok-tól.
I removed the ~ signs in both the music and text - what were
they meant to do?
Also Q:100 is a bad idea - you have to look up the manual to
figure out what the tempo is. Better to be explicit as I've
done.
Perhaps you are using an obsolete non-standard program?
Bartók used that tune somewhere, didn't he? A piano piece?
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