Hello everybody !
I just discover lilypond and want to make, in one page, a list of some
chords with their names above.
In order to do so, I tried to use \chordnames.
I got two problems :
First, not all the alterations are visible before each chord, because
lilypond considers that some alterations have been showed before.
I tried #(set-accidental-style 'forget) but it seems to have strange
behaviour (second and "invisible" staff above the one where the chords
are, but a key is showed)...
Secondly, I want to have one "type" of chord on each mesure. For
example, every "c" (major, 6, 7, minor, and diminued) in the same mesure.
Then, every "des", etc.
What kind of \time command should I use ?
Is there another (and simple) way to do that ?
Could you help me to do that ?
I hope you'll understand my english.
Please answer in very simple words, or in french if you can (in private
then)
I join a example of my try : the ".ly" file.
Thanks !
Le Piaf
*********************** .LY FILE *************************************
% Accords
\version "2.10.33"
\header { title = "Accords" }
accords =
{
\chordmode
{
c2:maj7 c:6 c:7 c:m7 c:dim \break
cis:maj7 cis:6 cis:7 cis:m7 cis:dim \break
des:maj7 des:6 des:7 des:m7 des:dim \break
d:maj7 d:6 d:7 d:m7 d:dim \break
dis:maj7 dis:6 dis:7 dis:m7 dis:dim \break
ees:maj7 ees:6 ees:7 ees:m7 ees:dim \break
e:maj7 e:6 e:7 e:m7 e:dim \break
f:maj7 f:6 f:7 f:m7 f:dim \break
fis:maj7 fis:6 fis:7 fis:m7 fis:dim \break
ges:maj7 ges:6 ges:7 ges:m7 ges:dim \break
g:maj7 g:6 g:7 g:m7 g:dim \break
gis:maj7 gis:6 gis:7 gis:m7 gis:dim \break
aes:maj7 aes:6 aes:7 aes:m7 aes:dim \break
a:maj7 a:6 a:7 a:m7 a:dim \break
bes:maj7 bes:6 bes:7 bes:m7 bes:dim \break
b:maj7 b:6 b:7 b:m7 b:dim \break
} % chordmode
} % accords
\score
{
<<
\new ChordNames \accords
\new Staff \accords
>>
\layout{}
} %score
*********************** END .LY FILE *********************************
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