This is a problem that I knew that I was going to run into as soon as I
decided that I wanted to do it, but I still haven't manage to figure out a
solution how to get around it.
I want to change the font of the text that can accompany a tempo mark in the
score. Therefore, I'm running the code below.
\relative c'
{
\tempo "Vivacissimo" 4 = 150
\override Score.MetronomeMark.font-name = "Verdana"
c
}
However, when compiling this code, the resulting tempo marking looks like
this: "Vivacissimo ( = 150)", that is, the quarter note before the equal
sign is missing. Now, I realize that this probably is the case because I
have switched the font to Verdana, which doesn't have support for notes. So,
is there a way to for me to use another font here, but still retain the
quarter note from the default font?
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