Hi,
the main problem is that the lyrics are attached to the first music
expression, creating an implicit Voice context. Then \\ is used which again
creates a nested implicit Voice context, losing contact with the lyrics it
seems.
Op donderdag 21 januari 2010 schreef David:
> Example 1 was rather horrid, since \addlyrics was entered in global
> context (I am surprised that you do get lyrics at all in a somewhat
> sensible manner).
Actually the \addlyrics attaches itself to the preceding music expression.
So:
StaffAVoiceA = \relative c' { c4 d e f | g a b c | c b a g | f e d
c \bar "|." }
\addlyrics {
"la" "le" "li" "lo" "lo" "li" "la" "le" "la"
"le" "li" "le" "lo" "li" "la" "li"
}
\addlyrics {
"ma" "me" "mi" "me" "mo" "me" "ma" "mi" "ma"
"me" "mi" "me" "mo" "mi" "ma" "me"
}
Will assign everything to the StaffAVoiceA variable. But it will also create
an implicit Voice context. I would rather avoid using addlyrics for generated
scores.
Just do something like this, defining all input first and only then combining
stuff into properly nested contexts:
StaffAVoiceA = \relative c' {
c d e f g
}
StaffAVoiceB = \relative c' {
a b c d e
}
LyricsVoiceAOne = \lyricmode {
la lo la li la
}
LyricsVoiceATwo = \lyricmode {
ma mi mo mi ma
}
StaffBVoiceA = \relative c {
c c c c c
}
StaffA = \new Staff {
\clef treble
\time 4/4
<<
\new Voice = "voiceA" {
\voiceOne
\StaffAVoiceA
}
\new Voice = "voiceB" {
\voiceTwo
\StaffAVoiceB
}
>>
}
StaffB = \new Staff {
\clef bass
\time 4/4
\StaffBVoiceA
}
LyricsAOne = \new Lyrics \lyricsto "voiceA" \LyricsVoiceAOne
LyricsATwo = \new Lyrics \lyricsto "voiceA" \LyricsVoiceATwo
\score {
<<
\StaffA
\LyricsAOne
\LyricsATwo
\StaffB
>>
}
best regards,
Wilbert Berendsen
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