Le 2020-10-23 02:19, Andrew Bernard a écrit :
Hi Gilles,
Why don't we put it in openLilyLib? Avoid the balkanisation process of
having dozens of personal git repos? I am happy to prepare it and do
the work. OLL is got, so nothing will change in terms of development.
Andrew
On Fri, 23 Oct 2020
Hi all,
I’m teaching a musical theatre creation course at a college. I’ve been teaching
the course for about 4 years, but the philosophy recently changed from one
where I was a co-creator with the students (and hence did all of the engraving
for our collaborative songs) to a more traditional
Hi Gilles,
Why don't we put it in openLilyLib? Avoid the balkanisation process of
having dozens of personal git repos? I am happy to prepare it and do
the work. OLL is got, so nothing will change in terms of development.
Andrew
On Fri, 23 Oct 2020 at 11:04, Gilles Thibault wrote:
>
> I have
I have been using a Lilypond library called "arranger.ly" for several
years. It has made it much easier for me to create arrangements for
large ensembles and it is time for me to share this new approach with
the community.
What I call "arrangement" here is for example the transcription for
Le 23/10/2020 à 00:11, Dan McMahill a écrit :
Hello,
I'm trying to sort out what will be the best flow for me to type up
what may grow into a fairly large LaTeX based document that has lots
of musical snippets from lilypond. Apologies for the long email that
follows.
The normal way I
Hello,
I'm trying to sort out what will be the best flow for me to type up what
may grow into a fairly large LaTeX based document that has lots of
musical snippets from lilypond. Apologies for the long email that follows.
The normal way I might handle a large document in LaTeX is to have a
> On 22 Oct 2020, at 15:46, Dave Seidel wrote:
>
> I'm hoping to dip into these waters eventually. I tried using the HEJI fonts
> with kind assistance from Konstantin Heuer (who has been working on updating
> microlily), but without much luck so far.
>
> I have developed one microtonal
I'm hoping to dip into these waters eventually. I tried using the HEJI
fonts with kind assistance from Konstantin Heuer (who has been working on
updating microlily), but without much luck so far.
I have developed one microtonal score so far (mostly I write electronic
music for which scores are
> On 21 Oct 2020, at 12:43, Stefan Thomas wrote:
>
> I'm trying to define microtonal note names and accidentals with the HE-font.
I made such for Helmholtz–Ellis notation in E53 and E72, using the Bravura font.
Le 22/10/2020 à 10:40, Andrew Bernard a écrit :
Hmm. That example, using explicit ties like e.g. now works
fine for me, exactly duplicating your MIDI piano roll. Needs further
investigation by me. However, using ~ is the answer I was
unaware of for years! I never thought to _not_ put a
Hmm. That example, using explicit ties like e.g. now works
fine for me, exactly duplicating your MIDI piano roll. Needs further
investigation by me. However, using ~ is the answer I was
unaware of for years! I never thought to _not_ put a direction
specifier.
Andrew
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