Hi there! I'm setting a Baroque mass. All movements are in separate \score blocks. Everything has been already done 'locally', but now I want to prepare a single big pdf out of the thing and this is where problems start. You see, I want the first movement, and the first movement only, to be set with one system per page. This I achieve by setting systems-per-page=1 in the \paper block. But other movements need not have this feature. Unfortunately, systems-per-page cannot be set in a \layout block, and my file so far has only the single \paper block at the beginning. Alright! It seemed to me that the way to go was to put the first movement in a \bookpart block with its own \paper{systems-per-page = 1} block. Now the systems formatting works across the whole file as intended, but titling doesn't! Here's a summary of what I'd like to achieve:
- each movement after the 2nd should follow the previous movement on the same page in which the previous one ended (so the movements cannot be all in their separate \bookpart blocks, since those end with a pagebreak); - there should be one title of the whole mass at the beginning of the score, and only there; - each movement should have its own title. So the first page should contain the title of the mass followed by the title of the first movement. I cannot find any combination of blocks and header settings which would achieve this feature, and I got some results which where surprising to me. For example, if the structure is like this: \bookpart{ \score{ (...) \header{title=x} } } \score{ (...) \header{title=y} } then the 'x' is not displayed anywhere, and 'y' is displayed as the title right at the beginning of the file! Could anyone give me a hint on how to achieve what I want? [Is there really no way to modify systems-per-page between \score blocks?] Best regards, Leszek Wronski _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user