You wrote:-
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In the various 'ancient notation' styles, Lilypond automatically places
a custos at the end of each line, and mostly gets it right. But when
there is a refrain or antiphon, a custos may be needed in an unexpected
place or at a different pitch. Is there any way to insert a cust
Hello Matthew,
2011/10/4 Matthew Collett
> In the various 'ancient notation' styles, Lilypond automatically places a
> custos at the end of each line, and mostly gets it right. But when there is
> a refrain or antiphon, a custos may be needed in an unexpected place or at a
> different pitch. I
On 4/10/2011, at 7:24 pm, Bill Mooney wrote:
> I cannot help with the detail of how to achieve the custos movement you ask
> about...
>
> However, my understanding of the Asperges is that the Antiphon is repeated
> only after the end of the Gloria Patri... See p11 in Liber Usualis ed.
> Benedi
On 4/10/2011, at 9:04 pm, Marek Klein wrote:
> I use to typeset the music with the first word of antiphon too - this would
> solve your problem.
That is a possibility; thanks for the suggestion.
> I am curious about how have you obtained the resulting pdf with lilypond,
> could I see your ly f
2011/10/4 Matthew Collett
>
> On 4/10/2011, at 9:04 pm, Marek Klein wrote:
>
> > I am curious about how have you obtained the resulting pdf with lilypond,
> could I see your ly file?
>
> Certainly. Most of the formatting tricks are in a included file, so I have
> attached both of them.
>
>
Very
