Chords problem

2008-05-06 Thread Christian Jägle
Hi,

I want to insert a few (not all) chord names in a sheet.

I trid the following:

\relative c {
 ..
 <<   \chords { cis:m1 }  
 { cis,1 } >>
  ..
}

but then the Chord name is below the melody. How can I achieve, that the chord 
is above the melody line. I thought about an extra chord part with rests 
before and after the wanted chords, but I couldnt make it.




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linebreak problem, sheet with chords, notes and lyrics

2005-10-20 Thread Christian Jägle
Hi,

the manual shows me sth. like this:

\repeat unfold 4 {
s2. \noBreak s2. \noBreak
s2. \noBreak s2. \noBreak   
s2. \noBreak s2. \break }

This is ok, but I do not want to use polyphony (beams, rest postition...), so 
how can I combine the skips with other notes?

I have the following lilypond file:

\version "2.7.9"
\paper {linewidth = 180 \mm}
\header {
title = "test"
poet = "test" }

linebreak = \repeat unfold 4 {
s2. \noBreak s2. \noBreak
s2. \noBreak s2. \noBreak   
s2. \noBreak s2. \break }

melody = \relative c' { 
\clef treble
\key f \major
\time 3/4   
\linebreak   
c2. d e f g a b c }   
  
text = \lyricmode {   
Aaa2. Bee Cee Dee e  
 }
 
harmonies = \chordmode {
f2. c/e d:m c4 g:7m/d c bes2.:maj
 }
 
\score { 
<<   
\context ChordNames { \harmonies  }
\context Voice = one {
   \autoBeamOff
   \melody }
\lyricsto "one" \new Lyrics \text   
>>
\layout { } 
 }
-

Here I have a a big gap in the score. If I use \linebreak in the \score part, 
I get an additional staff. So how could I solve the problem?
Thanks


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