When writing lyrics to music in Lilypond 2.2.6 (as packages with Debian
Sarge) I cannot start a syllable with an \ae dypthong. The error is:
lily-1852058339.ly:185:24: error: unknown escaped string: `\ae':
pr\ae- sta me- \ae
men- ti
Note that the first \ae
of \ae.
/Mats
Joseph Haig wrote:
When writing lyrics to music in Lilypond 2.2.6 (as packages with Debian
Sarge) I cannot start a syllable with an \ae dypthong. The error is:
lily-1852058339.ly:185:24: error: unknown escaped string: `\ae':
pr\ae- sta me- \ae
men
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\header { texidoc =
The dashes between syllables in lyrics produced by two hyphen characters are
(sometimes?) too low compared to the default position of the hyphen.
reportedin = 2.7.11'
}
\relative c' {
c2 c |
}
\addlyrics {
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
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\header { texidoc =
The dashes between syllables in lyrics produced by two hyphen characters are
(sometimes?) too low compared to the default position of the hyphen.
is there a standard way to detect the hyphen position
is there a standard way to detect the hyphen position?
I don't think so. Contrary to the x-height of glyphs there is no
necessity normally to get this value.
Or should we shove - down pango, and take the BBox of that?
This sounds like an excellent idea, since we not only get the right
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
is there a standard way to detect the hyphen position?
I don't think so. Contrary to the x-height of glyphs there is no
necessity normally to get this value.
Or should we shove - down pango, and take the BBox of that?
This sounds like an excellent idea, since we
\header { texidoc =
It seems that contexts within contexts confuse LilyPond's lyrics engine.
Starting with the second syllable in the second context, lyrics are no
longer centered below the note but left-aligned.
reportedin = 2.7.11'
}
\context Voice \relative c
Hi,
On Friday 30 September 2005 22.25, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
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\header { texidoc =
It seems that contexts within contexts confuse LilyPond's lyrics engine.
Starting with the second syllable in the second context, lyrics are no
longer centered below
~
bes8 r8 \acciaccatura bes8 c'8. bes16~ bes16 a8.
r16 g8 e16
}
verseone = \lyrics
{
guise as no __ one knows __ hides the face, __
lies the __ snake and the
}
versetwo = \lyrics
{
warm wind, ti -- red friend. Times \set
ignoreMelismata = ##t are
gone for \unset
Inclusion of underscore character _ with a duration in \lyricmode
causes right alignment rather than center alignment of previous lyric
text.
BEGIN ALIGNMENT BUG SNIPPET %%
\score {
\new Staff {
c'4 c'4 c'4 c'4
}
\new Lyrics \lyricmode
Trevor Baca wrote:
Inclusion of underscore character _ with a duration in \lyricmode
causes right alignment rather than center alignment of previous lyric
text.
It's a feature, not a bug. This is intended as a way to easily enter
melismata. Use \skip if you want to skip things.
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Hi,
I'm not sure if that's a bug or if I'm just doing something badly. In
the following snippet, the lyrics are not placed below the newly added
staff.
\version 2.7.5
\layout { raggedright = ##t }
\context Staff = low { c'1 \break c'1 }
{
\skip 1 \new Staff
\set Staff
On Saturday 13 August 2005 15.59, Nicolas Sceaux wrote:
Hi,
I'm not sure if that's a bug or if I'm just doing something badly. In
the following snippet, the lyrics are not placed below the newly added
staff.
\new Lyrics creates a new lyrics context, independently of the Staff context
the explanations.
Possibly a workaround for this already exists? Or possibly the
Dynamics context I've built here for these examples is somehow
deficient. Or perhaps Lily's default behavior for hairpin spanning
should change?
Trevor.
%%% hairpin-lyrics interaction %%%
\version 2.7.4
\markup
a workaround for this already exists? Or possibly the
Dynamics context I've built here for these examples is somehow
deficient. Or perhaps Lily's default behavior for hairpin spanning
should change?
Trevor.
%%% hairpin-lyrics interaction %%%
\version 2.7.4
\markup {\wordwrap {\bold
Bar_engraver draws bar lines into the lyrics, so the lyrics-bar.ly test
fails (?)
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.5/input/regression/out-www/collated-files.html#lyrics-bar.ly
Bert
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Bertalan Fodor wrote:
Bar_engraver draws bar lines into the lyrics, so the lyrics-bar.ly test
fails (?)
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.5/input/regression/out-www/collated-files.html#lyrics-bar.ly
not strictly. The line on the left technically is not a barline.
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Erick, Thank you very much for your reply.
As I mentioned, I am not currently dealing with traditional western music
but Russian church sort of music. They use the repeat sign quite oftenly and
you are supposed to sing all the lyrics underneath the repeat sign // on
the same pitch and duration
Hi,
I initially reported this issue to the Lilypond user's list. I haven't got
any answer yet but I still believe this is a bug.
Thanks for your attention,
Luis
Dear lilypond users,
I noticed that in the discussion log, there is quite a lot already about
lyrics and alignment but I quite didn't
Dear lilypond users,
I noticed that in the discussion log, there is quite a lot already about
lyrics and alignment but I quite didn't see the problem I am having now. I
believe it is a bug.
When using repeat percent, the lyrics do not get aligned with the
//(repeat) sign according
Seems like a bug!
/Mats
Michiel Lange wrote:
Recently I have upgraded from lilypond 2.2 to 2.4
After convert-ly and running the files through lilypond it appears that
songs with lyrics that did have lyrics in midifiles in lily 2.2 no
longer have them. Has something changed around this point
Thanks, added to bug cvs (midi-lyrics)
On Friday 28 January 2005 12.29, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
Seems like a bug!
/Mats
Michiel Lange wrote:
Recently I have upgraded from lilypond 2.2 to 2.4
After convert-ly and running the files through lilypond it appears that
songs with lyrics
I guess that you use \lyricsto or \addlyrics to combine the lyrics
with the music. In that case, the durations specified in the lyrics
section are completely ignored, since each new syllable is matched to
the next note of the music. From your question, it seems that the \skip
is just handled
Hi,
\skip requires a value, which seems to be completely ignored in \lyrics
context. So I have to enter 14 times \skip 1 if I want to skip 14 notes
with my lyrics. That is quite unhandy.
Best regards
Michael Kallas
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On Oct 27, 2004, at 12:15 AM, Erik Sandberg wrote:
On Wednesday 27 October 2004 08.02, Matthias Neeracher wrote:
An update on for 2.3.24: Default spacing is now rather perverse in an
interesting way: A simple song with lyrics (with or without chords)
always gets stretched so one staff ends up
is
actually even MORE loose than in 2.3.21. What is fixed is that a page
break is inserted rather than having the last system run into the
Engraved by Lilypond credits.
see my reply regarding
Subject: Very wide spacing w chords lyrics
on lilypond-devel.
An update on for 2.3.24: Default spacing is now
is inserted rather than having the last system run into the
Engraved by Lilypond credits.
see my reply regarding
Subject: Very wide spacing w chords lyrics
on lilypond-devel.
An update on for 2.3.24: Default spacing is now rather perverse in an
interesting way: A simple song with lyrics
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
However, I don't understand your problems with \skip, see the following
version of your example:
You are right of course.
I should have tested before writing. I learned only recently, I can
use \skip instead of or _ in lyrics. The manual does
Mats Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
However, I don't understand your problems with \skip, see the following
version of your example:
I don't get \skip to play nicely with \lyricsto in 2.2.1, though. Is
this something that's been fixed later?
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Bernd Edler wrote:
Hello,
i have trouble with applying the alternate lyrics
technique from repeats.ly (de eerste maat..) from the tips tricks
section of the manual to multiple stanzas.
Instead of:
Staff==
1st stanza 1st (bbb)
1st stanza rpt.(ccc)
2nd stanza 1st (xxx)
2nd stanza
In the old days of version 1.6.8, we wrote polyphony this way:
{c d e}\\{e f g}
Now the notation is
{c d e}\\{e f g}
There seems to be a bug in the engraving of lyrics set against a staff that
breaks into polyphony with the new notation of double chevrons. In version
1.6.8
On Monday 14 June 2004 12.47, Bertalan Fodor wrote:
\new Lyrics \lyrics
\lyricsto singerA { Pam -- pam -- pam -- pam -- pam. }
\lyricsto singerB { La -- la -- la -- la -- la. }
\lyricsto singerC { Blah -- blah -- blah -- blah -- blah
On Monday 14 June 2004 18.10, Bertalan Fodor wrote:
think I'll start
thinking then
propose a better system to the coders. (your problem is far
from the only one
related to lyrics syntax intuition).
Well, I think that the main problem is the documentation. It doesn't have
the best
= singer { ... }
\lyricsto singer { la -- la -- la }
But lyricsto only assigns the lyrics to the first occurence of singer. It
is strange that if I say
\lyricsto instrument
the lyrics is assigned to all occurences.
Try this: (you might want to split up the lyrics into pieces anyways
}
But lyricsto only assigns the lyrics to the first occurence of singer. It is
strange that if I say
\lyricsto instrument
the lyrics is assigned to all occurences.
Lily version: 2.2.2
Source attachment:
\version 2.2.2
\score {
\new Staff \notes \relative c' {
\context
Hi,
I added this bug, as progerror-lyrics-staff.
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This code results in a 'programming error'.
In the first example, two empty bars are added also.
In the second example, the two :s belong to the same
Staff context, but are typeset as different
for the last barcheck in the lyrics.
%The problem disappears e.g. if you remove the first staff, or if you remove
%the first 3 bars, or if you change the tie in bar 27 to a slur.
\version 2.2.0
\score {
\new Staff \notes {
\time 6/8
r2. r r
r r r
r r r r r r r r
r r r r r r
r r r r r r
b8 b b b b b
hi,
In lyrics mode, e.g. 'gö' is written 'g\o' using 2.2. However, in v1.6, this
was written 'g\\\o'. convert-ly does not take care of this difference.
Does anyone know in which version (approximately) this change happened?
Erik
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Hello,
the lyrics alignment with explicit syllables is not good (v. 2.1.31).
Syllables are not centered as with lyricsto.
\score {
\new Staff {
\notes \relative c' { c d8 e f4. g8 }
}
\lyricsto \new Lyrics \lyrics { one two three four
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the lyrics alignment with explicit syllables is not good (v. 2.1.31).
Syllables are not centered as with lyricsto.
do
\set associatedVoice = #name-of-the-voice
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Hello,
the lyrics alignment with explicit syllables is not good (v. 2.1.31).
Syllables are not centered as with lyricsto.
do
\set associatedVoice = #name-of-the-voice
in addition there was a bug, which I fixed in 2.3 cvs. I
hi,
I made a slur collide with some lyrics, see attached png (hope it isn't
filtered away). The .ly is copyrighted, so tell me if you want the source.
I have:
\context {\StaffContext minimumVerticalExtent = #'(-0.5 . 0.5) }
\context {\LyricsContext minimumVerticalExtent = #'(-0.5 . 0.5
On Sunday 28 March 2004 19.24, Erik Sandberg wrote:
hi,
I made a slur collide with some lyrics, see attached png (hope it isn't
filtered away).
It was filtered away. Get it here:
http://peg.it.uu.se/~erik/slur.png
The .ly is copyrighted, so tell me if you want the source.
I have
hi,
It seems that any syllables after a slurred syllable are not output to midi.
\version 2.1.33
\score {
\context Voice=A \notes {a16( a) b c d e f }
\lyricsto A \context Lyrics \lyrics { a b c d e f }
\paper {}
\midi {\tempo 4=100}
}
output: a midi file with an 'a' as its only lyric
Hi,
fontSize seems to be broken for lyrics. Using it has no effect for me
(2.1.23). And font-size doesn't scale lyric hyphens.
Erik
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Hi,
fontSize seems to be broken for lyrics. Using it has no effect for me
fixed.
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With 2.1.18 there are still the same problems with __ . When playing around
with the extender example at The-Lyrics-context.html, I got to this another
example. Removing the explicit \time 4/4, that overrides the default \time
4/4, *does* change the apperance of the extender in this case
voices/lyrics were combined, the problem arose. I tried to
strip the piece as much as possible, but it still a considerable amount of
score. The attached zip file also contains the full logfile from which the
previous part was extracted.
Bye,
Ruud
Could you please look into it?
Deel2.zip
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Hi,
Currently my daughter is learning and using Lilypond and she gets a hang
of it. She was busy creating a score of a piec of Mendelssohn St. Paul's.
She uses the midi files produced by lilypond to practice.
She got stuck with the attached piece. It simply
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I love this new lyrics spacing engine! Everything looks a lot better now. But
it can still be further improved:
Watch the following example, using 2.1.5. The komm, lyric is placed too much
to the left; I can see no reason why it should intersect with the barline
Hi,
Here's a new issue on lyrics notation. It happens in choral music that
different voices have _almost_ the same lyrics, and it only differs during a
few bars. It is a common behaviour to split the lyrics at these bars only.
Example: SATB. Everyone sings lalala, and suddenly A+T sing baz
This new lyrics-alignment is great and I'm very happy to see it now.
I have one problem: when I compile 2.1.5 from the source package, the dashes
between syllables are the old (variable length) ones.
Greetings,
Bert
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The best way to file a feature request is to send the mail to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] I send a copy of this reply to that list,
so you don't really have to do anything extra.
However, I realize that the solution I sent in a previous email
to avoid the empty lyrics lines were removed didn't work
Hi all.
This is my third message about this topic, but the (wrong) result is
different from the previous one. The code
\score{
\addlyrics
\new Staff \notes \relative d' {\times 2/3{g2 r g(} \times 2/3{f d) g} d4}
\new Lyrics \lyrics { bis, mi- __ se- }
\addlyrics
\new Staff \notes
Hi all.
In the following (sorry, but I cannot reproduce in a simplier manner), I
have problems with lyrics.
If I comment the first lyrics, the result is good,
even if I have several warning: Huh? Melismatic note found to have
associated lyrics.
The same if I comment the third lyrics.
But if I
Hi,
Using lilypond 1.9.6 on the attached music, no lyrics appear after the
first tied note in each voice. Replacing the tie with a slur, e.g.
d~d = d( d)
makes the lyrics work fine.. until the next tie.
Am I doing something wrong here or is this a bug?
Ian
let_us_adore.ly
Description
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Hi,
Using lilypond 1.9.6 on the attached music, no lyrics appear after the
first tied note in each voice. Replacing the tie with a slur, e.g.
d~d = d( d)
fixed in 1.9 CVS.
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Maarten Wisse wrote:
Dear Lilypond-developers,
First, congrats. with the release of 1.8. I've upgraded to it. As Han-Wen
suggested at the NTG meeting last May in Zeist, I report some bugs with the
lyrics handling. I basically try to mimic a modern edition of Lasso's
Lectiones on Job (AR
The following, taken from the manual, is broken in development version.
Stable version shows it right.
As you can see, extender lines are entered as __.
Heikki Junes
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The following, taken from the manual, is broken in development version.
Stable version shows it right.
As you can see, extender lines are entered as __.
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attached image.
.. for the moment I'm gladly leaving this to Glen who wrote the code.
It sounds like you're encountering the lyric-phrasing-engraver. This
is intended to automatically adjust the alignment of lyrics of songs
with multiple stanzas. It makes the first syllable
I'm gladly leaving this to Glen who wrote the code.
It sounds like you're encountering the lyric-phrasing-engraver. This is
intended to automatically adjust the alignment of lyrics of songs with
multiple stanzas. It makes the first syllable of a phrase left aligned,
and the last
wrote the code.
It sounds like you're encountering the lyric-phrasing-engraver. This is
intended to automatically adjust the alignment of lyrics of songs with
multiple stanzas. It makes the first syllable of a phrase left aligned,
and the last right aligned, detecting phrases
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