Two things you might want to read in the manual, and I will assume you're
using version 2.6:
First, as an attempt to answer your question, you might find sections 2.10
(Combining notes into chords) and 2.16 (Single staff polyphony) useful.
Also, section 6.6 is devoted to a more thorough discussion on polyphony
and may have some details you might find relevant.
Second, you might want to take a look at section 2.3 (More about pitches),
and look at how notes should be indicated, even when using a key
signature. In particular, this may be helpful, for instance, for the first
couple notes in the soprano voice.
Josiah
On Mon, 13 Mar 2006, jango wrote:
why not try something, compile it, and if you don't like the results,
either change octaves (using , or ') or use the --png option and show us
a picture of what's wrong. honestly, i'm not entirely sure what you're
asking.
sorry, i will try to clarify that =)
I have that piece of music.
http://img54.imageshack.us/my.php?image=untitled7et2.jpg
I've succesefully entered the soprano and tenor note sequence and got
something like that:
http://img47.imageshack.us/my.php?image=untitled9cw.jpg
Now I want to enter the note sequence for alto (red notes on the picture)
The problem is that I cannot find the way (i tried adding ' ) to put these
notes on the stave.
So basically I'm asking what letter sequence ( and "/relative" key) would
the represent the first red note?
thanks!
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