Quoting David Raleigh Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> > Rune> \version "1.6.3"
> > Rune> \score {
> > Rune> \notes \transpose c'' {
> > Rune> \key f \major c4*1/2
> > Rune> \once \property Staff.KeySignature = \turnOff \key c \major s8
>
> >>>>> Rune> \transpose d' { \key f \major c4 d e } <---? brackets?
>
> > Rune> }
> > Rune> }
> >
> > Thanks, that works.
>
> It was inconsistent and possibly inconvenient
> to have \transpose behave differently
> from \clef. Aren't the brackets gone, or
> did I miss something?
Sorry, I don't understand. What do you mean.
\transpose takes two arguments: the first argument is a pitch (where to
transpose c'), and the 2nd argument is the music to be transposed.
\clef only takes one argument: The name of the clef.
What do you mean that their syntax should be the same?
-Rune
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