I assume that you explicitly write out \score{...} in your file.
Then, you should note that the syntax is (schematically)
\score{
<music>
<optional layout>
<optional midi>
<optional header>
}
where <music> should be a musical expression, i.e.
- a single note
or
- a sequence of notes/musical expressions : { c d e f }
or
- a set of simultaneous notes/musical expression: << {c d e f} c1 >>
or ...
In other words, if you do
\score{
c d e f
}
you get the described error message since you have more then one
musical expression at the top level of the \score{...} block.
The correct version is
\score{
{c d e f}
}
or maybe
\score{
\relative c' {c d e f}
}
or maybe
mymusic = \relative c' {c d e f}
\score{\mymusic}
or ...
/Mats
andrew Black wrote:
What do the following messages mean ?
error: Already have music in score
error: This is the previous music
(Using LilyPond 2.4.2)
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