Hi,
I'd like to make a small annotation to a note specifying a sounding
pitch (in parentheses) for certain special playing techniques. To show
what I mean, the following snippet gives the desired result:
%<---------------------------------------------------------------------------
\version "2.19.5"
{ < g' >16 \sf \new CueVoice { \once \override ParenthesesItem.font-size = #4
\once\override Stem.transparent = ##t
\parenthesize f'4*0 _\markup { \fontsize #-4 "(Klang)" } } r8. }
%<---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Apart from the rather verbose code, sometimes (for reasons I don't yet
understand) the name of the instrument gets printed above the staff
and above the parenthesized note.
The parenthesized note should actually be treated in the same way as
e.g. a pitch indication for a pitched trill. So in general, a cuenote
is semantically not exactly, what is meant. It's more like an ugly
workaround.
Is there a better (canoncial) way to attach a parenthesized pitch
indicator to a note?
Yours,
Orm
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