Hi all, I'm looking for a way to create a multi-line paragraph of text on the bottom-right-hand side of the heading section, the last line of which aligns with the lowest line of text on the left. I have attached a sample of what I want.
The problems with my current solution are: 1. it is confusing and inelegant, since the text in the paragraph is split over multiple heading types; 2. the lines in the rightmost paragraph are too far apart, and 3. this solution doesn't accommodate three or more lines of text. Does anyone know of a way to create an independent, right-aligned box of text on the lower-right of the heading section, whose lowest line is on the same level as the stuff on the left? Many thanks, Brent.
\version "2.19.65"
\header {
title = "ADVENT"
composer = \markup {\normal-text \italic \small "This paragraph is in two or more rows,"}
meter = \markup {\fontsize #7 "000" \hspace #1 \normal-text \large "GOTTES SOHN IST KOMMEN"}
arranger = \markup {\normal-text \italic \small "and the last line needs to be level with the bit on the left."}
tagline = ##f
}
\paper {indent = 0}
\score { \relative c' {c1}}
lilypond_text_alignment.pdf
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