markup position
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fingering size
Bonjour tout le monde ! I'd like to change font size for fingering (figures much too big and thick) gor all the score I'm typesetting. I'd like thiner and smaller figures : how can I do, please (couldn't find any trick in the doc or the archives) ? ___ lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
\breathe
Hi again ! Is there any way to move up or down the \breathe sign ? Thanks for all ! ___ lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
flag position
Hi all of you !
my new problem deals with flag position.
My text is, with Lilypond 2.0 on Windows :
%31ème couplet
\score{
\notes {
\clef alto
\key d\minor
\time 3/4
\relative c' {
\property Voice.Script \set #'padding = #1
\property Score.timing = ##f
d8.\stopped [a'32 a a] d,8 [a' d, a'] \bar "|"
cis,8.[\breathe a'32 a a] cis,8 [a' a, a'] \bar "|"
d,8.\stopped [a'32 a a] d,8 [a' f d] \bar "|"
c8. [g'32 g g] c,8 [g' c, e] \bar "|"
f,8. [f'32 f f] f,8 [f' f, a] \bar "|"
\appoggiatura {\stemDown \slurUp c,16} g'8. [e'32 e e] c,8 [e' c, bes'] \bar
"|"
\appoggiatura {\stemDown \slurUp d,16} f8. [d'32 d d] d,8 [d' d, f]
\clef F \bar "|"
\appoggiatura {\stemDown \slurUp a,16} e'8. [cis'32 cis cis] a,8 [cis' a,
g'] \bar "|"
d16 a' a a f a a a d, a' a a \bar "|"
cis, a' a a e a a a cis, a' a a \bar "|"
d, a' a a f a a a d, b' b b \bar "|"
c, c' c c c,16 c' c c c,16 bes' bes bes \bar "|"
\clef alto
f f' f f a, f' f f f, f' f f \bar "|"
c, e' e e g,16 e' e e c,16 bes' bes bes \bar "|"
f d' d d \clef F a, cis' cis cis e, cis' cis cis \bar "|"
\appoggiatura {\stemDown \slurUp \property Voice.Beam \override #'positions
= #'(-3 . -1)
d,16 [f a]} d2.
\bar "||"}
\break
}
\header { piece="\\newpage 31ème couplet"}
\paper {}
}
In the first measure, it's OK : [a'32 a a] are well grouped together.
But in the second and sixth measures, the firts of these three notes has its flag on
the left, so
that the two last are well grouped together, but there's a gap between first and
second note. I
don't know if I'm clear, but I do need somme help !
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Réf. : Re: page breaks
this last issue does works ! Thanks a lot.
Pascal Legris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Objet : Re: page breaks
14/06/2004 20:09
Hi,
For me, \newpage in at bar lines do nothing, but \\newpage in piece
header is fine.
For instance :
\header { piece = "\\huge \\begin{center} \\newpage \\textbf{Noel
Anglois} \\\* \\end{center} \\Large \\textit{Cornet de recit}" }
Lilypond: version 2.2.2
@+,
Pascal
Le 14 juin 04, à 17:24, Mats Bengtsson a écrit :
> You can add a page break using the command \newpage. Just as
> \break for line breaking, it will only work at bar lines.
> For the moment, there's no way to prevent page breaks, but often
> you can control it by adding them manually where you want them.
>
>/Mats
>
> LEGRAND Jean-Marc wrote:
>> HI !
>> I've been trying to understand messages about that pb, but I can't
>> find out how to force page breaks
>> with Lilypond 2.0.
>> My score is divided in little verses (it's a Folia), and I'de like to
>> avoid turning pages during a
>> verse. How can I do it ?
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page breaks
HI ! I've been trying to understand messages about that pb, but I can't find out how to force page breaks with Lilypond 2.0. My score is divided in little verses (it's a Folia), and I'de like to avoid turning pages during a verse. How can I do it ? Thanks ___ lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
using & in title
Hi list !
I try to have the piece
\header { piece="Les Galans & les Dames"}
printed. But Lilly seems to be annoyed by the symbol &. How can make Lily print it
like I want ?
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Réf. : Re: using & in title
Thanks for the trick.
Actually, \& is OK.
Mats Bengtsson
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Objet : Re: using & in title
28/05/2004 12:27
Anything you write in the header fields is sent directly to
LaTeX which formats the titling. So, this is really a LaTeX
question, not a LilyPond question.
In ordinary LaTeX, the solution is to "escape" the & with a
backslash: \&
However, in the LilyPond input, you have to escape the backslash
once more, so you should write \\& to get a & in the printed output.
/Mats
LEGRAND Jean-Marc wrote:
> Hi list !
>
> I try to have the piece
>
> \header { piece="Les Galans & les Dames"}
>
> printed. But Lilly seems to be annoyed by the symbol &. How can make Lily print it
> like I want ?
>
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Réf. : Re: figures position
- Réacheminé par Jean-marc LEGRAND/CRS/FR/RM/Corp le 25/05/2004 14:51 -
Jean-marc
LEGRAND Pour : mats bengtsson <[EMAIL
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25/05/2004 Objet : Réf. : Re: figures
position(Document link: Jean-marc
14:28LEGRAND)
very kind of you, but I don't know how to write it !
Is that correct (actually, it doesn't work at all !) :
...
\context FiguredBass
\set Staff.minimumVerticalExtent = #'(-0 . 2)
\figures {
<_>2 <4 6>4 <6>4
<7>4 <6>2.
<_+>1
<6>2 <4+>2
<5+>2 <6>4 <5 6>4
<4 6>2 <_+>2
<_>2. <5>4
<5>1
...
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Réf. : Re: Réf. : Re: figures position
Here's the hole script. I've put in bold what is relative to vertical spacing.
I've understood the mean of \property Staff.verticalExtent = #'(-4.0 . 0.0), but I
still have the
figures far above the bass staff... need help !
Idem for the \raise #-20.0 that doesn't push down the mark into the staff itself. It
seems that it's
impossible to include a special markup within the staff
\score {
\notes
<< \new Staff {
\property Staff.verticalExtent = #'(-7.0 . 0.0)
\property Score.timing = ##f
\time 2/2
\key c \major
\clef "petrucci_c3"
\relative c' {
r4_\markup {\translate #(cons -4 0) {\raise #2.0 \italic {Lent}}} c^\markup
{\italic {e}}
_\markup {\italic {t}} d4.^\markup {\translate #(cons 1
0) {\italic {e}}} e8 \bar"|"
a,2^\markup {\translate #(cons 2 0) {\italic {e}}} s4^\markup {\raise
#-20.0 \musicglyph
#"dots-dot"} gis \bar"|"
\appoggiatura {gis16 [a]} b2) r4 e, \bar"|"
a2.^\markup {\italic {e}} \stemUp \appoggiatura {g16} fis4 \bar"|"
\stemUp \appoggiatura {fis16} gis2\stopped a4. b8 \bar"|"
c2 (b4.) \breathe a8 } \bar"|"
\clef F {\stemUp a4.} \stemBoth \clef "petrucci_c3" \relative c' {e8 e4
g^\markup {\italic
{e}} \bar"|"
a,4. f'8 f4 a^\markup {\italic {e}} \bar"|"
b,2 g'4.^\markup {\italic {e}} (f16 [e d]) \bar"|"
\stemUp e2 \stopped \grace {\stemDown \slurUp f32 ([e d e]} \stemDown e4.
\breathe d8)
\bar"|"
\stemUp e2 (d4.) c16 ([b c]) \bar"|"
c2 \stemBoth e2^\markup {\italic {e}} \bar "|"
\stemDown \grace {\stemDown \slurUp d16 (} cis2.^\markup {\italic {e}} b8)
cis \bar "|"
\stemUp d4.\stopped \stemDown e8 ([d c b a]) \stemBoth \bar "|"
gis!2 \breathe \stemUp a4. (b32 [a b c]) \bar "|"
b2 \breathe r \bar"|"
r4 c d4.^\markup {\italic {e}} e8 \bar"|"
a,2.^\markup {\italic {e}} gis!4 \bar"|"
\appoggiatura {gis!16 [a]} b2 s4 e, \bar"|"
a2.^\markup {\italic {e}} \stemUp r16 a ([g fis]) \bar"|"
\grace {fis16(} gis2 \stopped \grace {a32 [gis! fis! gis!])} \stemUp a4. b8
\bar"|"
c2 (b4.) \breathe a8 \bar"|"}
\clef F {\stemUp a1
\bar "|."
}
}
\context FiguredBass
\figures {
<_>2 <4 6>4 <6>4
<7>4 <6>2.
<_+>1
<6>2 <4+>2
<5+>2 <6>4 <5 6>4
<4 6>2 <_+>2
<_>2. <5>4
<5>1
<_>2 <6>2
<_>4 <_> 8 <7->4 <7>4 <6>4
<4 6>2 <3>2
<_>1
<6+>1
<6>2. <6>4
<_+ 7>2 <_>2
<_+>1
<_>2 <4 6>4 <6>4
<7>4 <6>2.
<_+>1
<6>2 <4+>2
<5- 6+>2 <6>4 <5 6>4
<4 6>2 <_+>2
}
\new Staff {
\property Staff.verticalExtent = #'(-4.0 . 0.0)
\property Voice.Accidental \set #'style = #'mensural
\time 2/2
\key c \major
\clef F
\property Voice.TextScript
\set #'font-family = #'number
\property Voice.TextScript
\set #'font-relative-size = #'-9
\property Voice.TextScript
\set #'baseline-skip = #'0.2
\relative c {
a2. g4
f1
e2 d'
c1
b2 c4 d
e2 e,
a a'4 e
f2 d4 d,
g2 b s16
c2 f,
g1 s16
c,2 c'
e1
f2. d4
e2 a,
e4. e'8 e ([d]) c ([b])
a2. g4
f1
e2 d'
c1
b2 c4 d
e2 e,
a1
}
}
>>
\header { piece="1. Prélude le Soligny"}
\paper {
orientation = landscape
\translator {
\StaffContext
\consists Custos_engraver
Custos \override #'style = #'hufnagel
}
}
\midi { \tempo 2=50}
}
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Re: figures position
- Réacheminé par Jean-marc LEGRAND/CRS/FR/RM/Corp le 25/05/2004 14:44 -
Mats Bengtsson
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Objet : Re: figures position
25/05/2004 14:08
The baseline-skip determines the spacing between the different
lines of figures (even though your setting doesn't change anything
that has to do with figured bass). However, the full figured bass
is typeset in a FiguredBass context. To change the distance between
this context and the Staff context below it, you could read
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.2/Documentation/user/out-www/lilypond/Vertical-spacing.html
and
http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2004-01/msg00329.html
http://mail.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/2004-02/msg00301.html
Since the FiguredBass context doesn't have any minimumVerticalExtent
set by default, it's the upper extent of the Staff context below it
that can be reduced.
/Mats
LEGRAND Jean-Marc wrote:
> Hi, and thanks for your previous help : figured bass has much less secrets for me !
>
> I've still got a pb : my figures are printed above the bass line, which is what I
> wanted. But the
> figures line is much too high, and I'de like to lower it. Do you have any trick for
> this ?
>
> I've copied the manual to print the figured bass, but I don't understand the use of
> the setting :
> \property Voice.TextScript
> \set #'baseline-skip = #'0.2
>
> When I chage the value to 1.4 or 4, nothing chages...
>
> Regards
>
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Re: Réf. : Re: figures position
- Réacheminé par Jean-marc LEGRAND/CRS/FR/RM/Corp le 25/05/2004 14:43 -
Mats Bengtsson
s3.kth.se> cc :
Objet : Re: Réf. : Re: figures
position
25/05/2004 14:41
Please keep the discussion on the mailing list, for the
benefit of yourself since you get access to the collected
expertise on the list and for the benefit of others who experience
similar problems. Feel free to quote my answer below if you wish.
As I said, the FigureBass does not have any preset vertical size by
default, so the limiting factor is the preset vertical size of the
Staff context that holds the base notes. I recommend that you
read chapter 4 of the manual from the top, then you will realize
that any property setting has to be done within the context it
applies to (or a context within that context).
If you still don't get it right, there's some more hints at the
bottom of the email, but I recommend that you try to figure it
out yourself first.
LEGRAND Jean-Marc wrote:
> very kind of you, but I don't know how to write it !
>
> Is that correct (actually, it doesn't work at all !) :
>
> ...
> \context FiguredBass
> \set Staff.minimumVerticalExtent = #'(-0 . 2)
> \figures {
> <_>2 <4 6>4 <6>4
> <7>4 <6>2.
> <_+>1
> <6>2 <4+>2
> <5+>2 <6>4 <5 6>4
> <4 6>2 <_+>2
> <_>2. <5>4
> <5>1
> ...
>
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Something like
\context Staff {
\set Staff.minimumVerticalExtent = #'(-6 . 0)
... % The base part
}
should work.
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markup position
Hi again !
I'd like to put a markup dot like this :
s4_\markup {\raise #20.0 \musicglyph #"dots-dot"}
so that it appears on the same line as an a2 just before. But the dot appears below
the staff, even
after my \raise #20.0.
Does anyone know a trick to raise a markup wherever within the staff ?
Thanks to all for this mailing list !
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figures position
Hi, and thanks for your previous help : figured bass has much less secrets for me ! I've still got a pb : my figures are printed above the bass line, which is what I wanted. But the figures line is much too high, and I'de like to lower it. Do you have any trick for this ? I've copied the manual to print the figured bass, but I don't understand the use of the setting : \property Voice.TextScript \set #'baseline-skip = #'0.2 When I chage the value to 1.4 or 4, nothing chages... Regards ___ lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
Réf. : Re: Réf. : Re: figured bass
I actually forgot to give you the real input (I've already erased my figured bass
attempt...). Here
is what I wrote :
\score {
\notes
<< \new Staff {
\property Score.timing = ##f
\time 2/2
\key c \major
\clef "petrucci_c3"
\relative c' {
r4 c d4. e8 \bar"|"
a,2. gis4 \bar"|"
\appoggiatura {gis16 [a]} b2 r4 e, \bar"|"
a2. \stemUp \appoggiatura {g16} fis4 \bar"|"
\stemUp \appoggiatura {fis16} gis2\stopped a4. b8 \bar"|"
c2 (b4.) \breathe a8 } \bar"|"
\clef F {\stemUp a4.} \stemBoth \clef "petrucci_c3" \relative c' {e8 e4 g
\bar"|"
a,4. f'8 f4 a \bar"|"
b,2 g'4. (f16 [e d]) \bar"|"
\stemUp e2 \stopped \grace {\stemDown \slurUp f32 ([e d e]} \stemDown e4.
\breathe d8)
\bar"|"
\stemUp e2 (d4.) c16 ([b c]) \bar"|"
c2 \stemBoth e2 \bar "|"
\stemDown \grace {\stemDown \slurUp d16 (} cis2. b8) cis \bar "|"
\stemUp d4.\stopped \stemDown e8 ([d c b a]) \stemBoth \bar "|"
gis!2 \breathe \stemUp a4. (b32 [a b c]) \bar "|"
b2 \breathe r \bar"|"
r4 c d4. e8 \bar"|"
a,2. gis!4 \bar"|"
\appoggiatura {gis!16 [a]} b2 s4 e, \bar"|"
a2. \stemUp r16 a ([g fis]) \bar"|"
\grace {fis16(} gis2 \stopped \grace {a32 [gis! fis! gis!])} \stemUp a4. b8
\bar"|"
c2 (b4.) \breathe a8 \bar"|"}
\clef F {\stemUp a1
\bar "|."
}
}
\context Voice \new Staff {
\time 2/2
\key c \major
\clef F
\relative c {
a2. g4
f1
e2 d'
c1
b2 c4 d
e2 e,
a a'4 e
f2 d4 d,
g2 b s16
c2 f,
g1 s16
c,2 c'
e1
f2. d4
e2 a,
e4. e'8 e ([d]) c ([b])
a2. g4
f1
e2 d'
a1
b2 c4 d
e2 e,
a1
}
}
\context FiguredBass
\figures {
<5>4 }
>>
\header { piece="1. Prélude le Soligny"}
\paper { orientation = landscape}
\midi { \tempo 2=60}
}
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Réf. : Re: figured bass
Here is my score :
a first staff for the viol, and a second one for the ficured bass. I've used the
\property
Score.timing = ##f to avoid any pb with measure spacing (lots of false duration in the
original)
\score {
\notes
<< \new Staff {
\property Score.timing = ##f
\time 2/2
\key c \major
\clef "petrucci_c3"
\relative c' {
r4 c d4. e8 \bar"|"
a,2. gis4 \bar"|"
\appoggiatura {gis16 [a]} b2 r4 e, \bar"|"
a2. \stemUp \appoggiatura {g16} fis4 \bar"|"
\stemUp \appoggiatura {fis16} gis2\stopped a4. b8 \bar"|"
c2 (b4.) \breathe a8 } \bar"|"
\clef F {\stemUp a4.} \stemBoth \clef "petrucci_c3" \relative c' {e8 e4 g
\bar"|"
a,4. f'8 f4 a \bar"|"
b,2 g'4. (f16 [e d]) \bar"|"
\stemUp e2 \stopped \grace {\stemDown \slurUp f32 ([e d e]} \stemDown e4.
\breathe d8)
\bar"|"
\stemUp e2 (d4.) c16 ([b c]) \bar"|"
c2 \stemBoth e2 \bar "|"
\stemDown \grace {\stemDown \slurUp d16 (} cis2. b8) cis \bar "|"
\stemUp d4.\stopped \stemDown e8 ([d c b a]) \stemBoth \bar "|"
gis!2 \breathe \stemUp a4. (b32 [a b c]) \bar "|"
b2 \breathe r \bar"|"
r4 c d4. e8 \bar"|"
a,2. gis!4 \bar"|"
\appoggiatura {gis!16 [a]} b2 s4 e, \bar"|"
a2. \stemUp r16 a ([g fis]) \bar"|"
\grace {fis16(} gis2 \stopped \grace {a32 [gis! fis! gis!])} \stemUp a4. b8
\bar"|"
c2 (b4.) \breathe a8 \bar"|"}
\clef F {\stemUp a1
\bar "|."
}
}
\new Staff {
\time 2/2
\key c \major
\clef F
\relative c {
a2. g4
f1
e2 d'
c1
b2 c4 d
e2 e,
a a'4 e
f2 d4 d,
g2 b s16
c2 f,
g1 s16
c,2 c'
e1
f2. d4
e2 a,
e4. e'8 e ([d]) c ([b])
a2. g4
f1
e2 d'
a1
b2 c4 d
e2 e,
a1
}
}
>>
\header { piece="1. Prélude le Soligny"}
\paper { orientation = landscape}
\midi { \tempo 2=60}
}
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figured bass
I'm trying, with Lilypond 2.0, to create a figured bass, using \context FiguredBass and \figures, just as it is shown in the manual, but when I run Lilypond, it creates automatically a new staff betwenn my melody and my bass. Does anyone know what to do ? Thanks ! ___ lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
adding new musical signs
Hi everybody ! I'm trying to copy with Lilypond somme ancient music (Pieces for the viol by Marin MARAIS), and I have to use somme specific musical marks, such as horizontal and vertical tremolos, cross before a note, and left oriented stems. Is it possible to create marks and use them in Lilypond ? Another question : is anybody familiar with baroque music edition with Lilypond ? Best regards ___ lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
Miscellaneous quesiotns
Hi everybody ! Bonjour tout le monde ! Very glad to reach this mailing list : I've beginning with Lilypond2.0 since 3 months, and discovered some tricks on my own, but I still very depend on what you know about it ! So, a few questions : 1. I'd like to edit some of my music in lanscape layout : what should I do ? 2. I'd like to use ancient musical object in baroque music (I'm "lilyponding" Marin MARAIS pieces for the viol), that don't appear in Lilypond libraries. How can I create my own libraries ? (just like in FIANLE, where you can get such issue) ? 3. I'm looking around to produce cheap musical edition, especially in baroque music, which is very expensive. I'm thinking about a Handbook like edition. Am I allowed to use Lilypond for commercial purposes ? And now, a trick : I couldn't manage to include properly grace notes without messing up the general page layout (pb with length of measures). To avoid this, I indicate \property Score.timing = ##f in the \note block and put the bars where I want, regardless the real length of my measures. It's very usefull with ancient music, where the global beat was not always respected. I've not tested yet, but I think that doesn't match the MIDI behavior at all ! Au revoir ! ___ lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
Another question
Hi again ! I've just forgotten a question : does a french traduction group exist for Lilypond ? If not, who would be interrested in it ? I've already contacted traduc.org, but I've receive no answer yet... Au revoir pour de bon ! ___ lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
french documentation
Hi! I've just begun to work on a LINUX station (Mdk9.2), and I'm very interested in musical software (I used to work on Encore or Fianle 2003). I'm just wondering if a french translation of your software is available or not. In the negative, I'd like to participate to a translation into french (documentation, menus, ...). Would you be OK for that, and what do I have to do for it ? Thanks for your answer ! [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
