The solution to this enabled me to solve a problem I had, of putting an
arpeggio sign in front of a single (slanted-head) note. As an arpeggio
requires two notes, I had to force the issue, which I did by:
<< { \hideNotes f,2.\arpeggio \unHideNotes } \\
{ \improvisationOn d'2.\arpeggio } >>
and linking the arpeggio across the voices (putting the lower note first
made the visible beam go the right way without being forced; also
\inprovisationOn was already set previously, but needed to be repeated
inside the brackets)
This has solved my problem, but is there a less contrived way?
Paul
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