Thanks! However I am new to lilypond, could you please point me to an example illustrating how global block is used in this way. I guess this situation should be common in orchestral scores, although many projects in mutopia (including the the I received) don't do these kind of things properly :(
Daryna On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 8:12 PM, David Bobroff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Daryna Baikadamova wrote: > >> Now I have another problem. Suppose I want to insert tempo to the >> conductors score at specific places (not only at the beginning of the >> score), and I want these tempo marks (e.g. Allegretto crotchet = 76) >> printed >> only *once* on top of the system on the conductor's score, but these tempo >> marks must be reproduced in each parts score. How can this be done? >> >> If I enter the tempo marks in each part, then they will also be printed on >> top of each part in the conductor's score, which is undesirable. However >> if >> I only enter the tempo marks on the top instrument (flute, which is what >> have been done in the project I received), then all the other parts will >> have no tempo indications! >> >> What should I do? >> > > What I do for this sort of thing is to make a separate block for global > things. In the global block I put rehearsal marks, time signatures, > repeats, special barlines...and tempo markings. > > When I create the full score I put the global block with the top staff in > the score. For each part I simply include the global block. This should do > exactly what you're after. > > -David >
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