Hi Mark, thanks for sharing. It's always good to know about people using CL. I'm an avid CL user for many years and maintain some packages. If you're interested, drop me a note off-list and we can share ideas.
In case this is unintentional: Rather than "Eine Kleine Waltzer" you'd say "Ein kleiner Walzer" in German (you can capitalize the "kleiner" if you prefer). -- Orm Am Sonntag, den 29. September 2019 um 14:12:22 Uhr (+1000) schrieb Mark Probert: > > Hi, all. > > While not of general interest, I thought some of you might find this > small project of mine amusing. I was recently inspired by a YT video > to have a go at coding one of the late 18th C dice music games (the > "Mozart" Waltz generator Simrock published in 1793). It was a fun > exercise and then I found out that the clever folk at opus-infinity.org > had trodden this ground before me... oh well. Still I give away the > source code :-) > > Anyhow, this is one way of creating lilypond scores and I'd be grateful > if people had comments either on the lilypond idioms I've used (it is a > parallelMusic thing) or on my CL (I'm pretty new to that idiom as well). > > Anyhow, as it currently is it generates 2xbar 3/8 waltzes in a late-18C > style. They are really quite cute. > > More here > > http://archsys.net/pages/coding/#dicemusic > > Kind regards .. mark. > > _______________________________________________ > lilypond-user mailing list > lilypond-user@gnu.org > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user _______________________________________________ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
