> > The copyright *is* the license, which belongs exclusively
> > to the copyright holder. That's the whole idea of a copyright. Don't
> > attempt to share it with all and sundry, only with BMI/ASCAP or the like
> if
> > you want. A user license would amount to assigning it.
>
> Sorry, I didn't
time reading.
- James Moore
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I use the google usenet search tool quite a bit, and frequently find that I
can use discussions on technical issues whether or not I can read the
natural language involved. It's usually something like:
Blah blah ja ja oui non
Useful {
Source;
Code;
}
Njet da nichevo ...
As long as I c
I don't know where the "official" archives are, but there's more than one
archive option -
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/lilypond-user/
http://www.mail-archive.com/lilypond-user@gnu.org/
Probably several others as well.
- James
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I had a similar problem when I upgraded to 2.4 lilypond under cygwin.
Turned out that there was an environment variable problem. I added this to
my .bashrc file:
export TEXMF='{/usr/share/lilypond/2.4.2,/usr/share/texmf}'
and lilypond was happy.
Interestingly, lilypond worked just fine when I r
I'd like to use partcombine to eliminate the two rests on each staff (vocal
music), but I'm not getting it. This .ly file behaves the same with and
without the \partcombine lines. Suggestions?
Lilypond 2.4.2 under cygwin.
- James
\layout {
linewidth = 455.244096\pt
}
\version "2.4.0"
\h
ovember 11, 2004 12:52 AM
To: James Moore
Cc: 'Jefferson dos Santos Felix'; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Creating hymns
You can use \skip 1*30 to skip 30 bars. Regarding the rests, the
intention is that you should be able to use the \partcombine
feature. There was a recent discussion on
Here's what I've got for one of our choir songs. I'm no Lilypond expert,
but it's got multiple lyrics between the treble and bass clefs, adjusted
spacing (at least that's what I think the minimumVerticalExtent bit does).
Don't know what a "centered refrain" is - I'm pretty new to choir music.
Som
I threw together this perl script to help with creating a part that has only
rests. It's not pretty, but it does most of the work of turning notes into
skips and leaving rests.
It's meant to be an aid for a human cutting and pasting; it makes no attempt
to figure out which parts of the file are n
What's the right way to designate repeats for a piece that has:
Chorus
Chorus (written at end of chorus: "last X to Coda")
Verse 1
Verse 2 (written at end of verse: "D.C. al Coda"
Chorus
Coda
The chorus and verse repeats seem simple, but I have no idea how to
designate the last chorus/coda bit.
Two questions:
1. How do you add text above the time signature (or somewhere close)? I've
seen the a4^"This is text" syntax, but I'd like to add text before the first
note. (The music I'm looking at has things like "Moderately slow", "slow
gospel," "not too slowly" written there.)
2. How do y
I'm running SP2 with Lilypond 2.2.5/Cygwin with no problems.
- James
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I use ChoirStaff instead of StaffGroup. It doesn't draw bar lines down
through the lyrics.
- James
\score { \notes
\context ChoirStaff <<
\context Staff = women <<
\partcombine
\context Voice = sopranos { \voiceOne \sopMusic }
Thanks for the help.
I've got the multiple verses printing on separate lines now, but the second
and third verses are printed below the music, while the first verse is in
the middle. Suggestions for how to get all the verses in the same place?
Also, compiling is saying:
Interpreting music...
I'm brand-new LiliPond user - it's great! Very easy to learn, too.
Two questions:
1. Putting together some music for a choir I've just joined, and I'm having
trouble figuring out where the lyrics for the 2nd, 3rd, etc verses go.
Normally for songs I see music that just has the lyrics for the f
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