I encountered a rather ugly rendering of an acciaccatura. As you can see in the first attachment the slurs is colliding pretty hard with the beam.
In addition, it seems that an acciaccatura's slur always crosses the stem of the following note if that happens to be downwards, see the second attachment of a more common configuration. I still don't have a copy of Gould but searching the net for references seem to indicate that in old editions the slur does *not* cross the downward stem but stop to the left of it, see for example http://www.oldflutes.com/articles/kurze/ The original hand-engraving I copied from also does this (see third attachment), and I'll follow that (last attachment). The question is: Shouldn't LilyPond do that by default? Urs PS: A non-bug question: I tweaked that slur using \shape, but could someone give me a hint as to use other properties to override, so the slur doesn't cross the stem but rather goes *to* it?
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