Jean and others on this list, thank you so much for your help. It was so supportive! I was really surprised and pleased with how supportive this community was.
It was certainly challenging to learn so much so quickly but I have accomplished a score for general use, and also a specific viola part using the transformPitches Jean provided. Performance tonight in Kansas City, MO, USA :) https://www.eventbrite.com/e/new-music-composition-concert-feat-ensemble-mother-russia-industries-tickets-169892660521 Source files, pdfs and a few rehearsal snippets are here: http://unreasonablefarm.org/resonance/ <http://unreasonablefarm.org/resonance/> I didn’t quite achieve ultimate re-use of materials between the standard score and the viola score but it’s close. One more little refactor would get me there but I didn’t have time just yet. Cheers, Craig > On Aug 2, 2021, at 6:51 AM, Craig Comstock <cr...@unreasonablefarm.org> wrote: > > >> mappingOne = { <c' e'> <d' g''> } >> mappingTwo = { <c' g''> <d' a''> } >> >> music = { c' d' e' } >> >> \transformPitches \mappingOne \music >> \transformPitches \mappingTwo \music > > This is exactly what I needed. > Once again I am impressed by the generosity of your time. > >> Since you seem interested by the Scheme level, > > Yes, and your seeming ease of generating the right code is making me doubt my > not learning lisp/scheme more deeply. Will have to consider that for another > time as I must write this music immediately. ;) (performance October 2nd, > rehearsals start August 17th.) > > Much thanks, > Craig > >
