Am 14.11.19 um 13:18 schrieb Dartme:
bobroff@centrum.isReply Mar 12, 2012; 10:34am said the following: "My
usual practice is to write all the definitions (musical information)
in one file. Then I write other files for the score and parts. You
can "include" a file in another file. This has the advantage that
when you make edits in your "definitions" file they propagate to all
the scores (parts) the next time you process them."
I have a full score and am creating parts. In the parts, I would like
to have markup "verse 1", etc. Is there any way to do that without
modifying music variables?
Yes, but to get there you'd have to be more explicit about what you
actually want.
I have \versetwomusic ^"Verse 2" but lilypond says, "Unexpected
token, ^".
This tries to attach a markup to a (complete) music expression, which is
not possible. A markup can either be attached to a musical element (a
note/rest) or defined as a top-level item between scores.
If you only want to state "Verse 2" as a sort of heading for that part
you could do
\markup "Verse 2"
\versetwomusic
with arbitrarily complex arrangements.
Anything else will also be possible, but only when knowing what you're
really after.
Urs
So I'll need to put my markup *inside* \versetwomusic ? That means
it will be in the score and in the parts which is undesirable.
What is the best way to deal with this situation? I guess what would
be great is if I could put markup in the part like ^\markup{
\for"part" "Verse 1 } and somehow only show that markup in the part.
