Yes, I am doing a jazz-style arrangement. I guess I'll just make a chord of
whole notes so the \arpeggio will work.
I ended up using *<d d'>1 \arpeggio -\markup {\italic \fontsize #2 "Fine"}
\fermata* to get the arpeggio glyph to display.
Thanks for pointing out the oversight on needing at least two simultaneous
notes.
Aloha,
Keith
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 6:28 PM, Marc E. Schonbrun
<m...@marcschonbrun.com>wrote:
>
>
> On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 9:12 PM, Mark Polesky <markpole...@yahoo.com>wrote:
>
>> keith Luke wrote:
>> > I'm trying to add an arpeggio glyph to the left of the
>> > c whole note, but keep getting errors.
>>
>> You need at least two simultaneous notes for an arpeggio.
>>
>> - Mark
>>
>>
> Mark is correct. The following snipped complies fine for me. Can I assume
> that you are writing jazz-style notation and you want the player to roll the
> indicated rhythm slash notation?
>
>
> \relative c'
>
> {
> \improvisationOn
>
> <c e g>1 \arpeggio -\markup {\italic \fontsize #2 "Fine"} \fermata
>
> \improvisationOff
> }
>
>
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