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On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 at 11:23:58AM +0100, Jacques Menu wrote:
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> It?s my first attempt at producing scores with lyrics
When making first attempts, it is sometimes helpful to start with
a small example.
I'm not much more experienced with lyrics than you are, but I
believe you need to use \new Ly
d what you mean - the lyrics *are* placed out side of the
staff, aren't they?
Eluze
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Hello Folks,
I can’t sort the following out form the docs of snippets…
When should I use
« \new Lyrics \lyricsto sopranoLevelTwo »
and
« \context Lyrics = "foo" \lyricsto sopranoLevelTwo »
And what’s the difference between the two?
Also, why can’t I place such lyrics commands
December, 2006 8:38:34 PM
Subject: Re: Lyrics
Questions
Vivian wrote:
> 2: Extenders. I'm not using /lyricsto or /addlyrics >because the rhythms in
> my music are too complex. >Instead I'm just entering all the lyrics with
> duration >values and then printing them in a
Vivian wrote:
> 2: Extenders. I'm not using /lyricsto or /addlyrics >because the rhythms in
> my music are too complex. >Instead I'm just entering all the lyrics with
> duration >values and then printing them in a Lyrics context. How >can I (or
> can I) add extenders manually? At the moment >no
1: I want to begin a word with a ( . I need to do this to indicate how a
vowel is to be pronounced - e.g. (ch)il(d) . I've tried various things -
using escape sequences as described in the manual, preceeding the bracket
with a \ etc. but nothing gives me clean output (i.e. without other
characters
I'm having two (unrelated) problems adding lyrics at the moment, and wondered
if someone could help.
1: I want to begin a word with a ( . I need to do this to indicate how a vowel
is to be pronounced - e.g. (ch)il(d) . I've tried various things - using escape
sequences as described in the manua
I need to revise my statement. I was able to add an extender to a note
with a rest after it, as long as I didn't use the addlyrics mode.
There doesn't appear to be a way to do this in addlyrics mode.
Carl
On Jan 15, 2004, at 10:16 AM, Carl Youngblood wrote:
On Jan 10, 2004, at 4:50 PM, Nick
On Jan 10, 2004, at 4:50 PM, Nick Busigin wrote:
There are situations in my lyrics when I want to put something like
an extender, but not really. I just want to put a line after a word
to show that I want it held for the full value of the note. Sort of
a gentle reminder. However, extensions, do
Sorry- I should have mentioned that I was using lilypond 2.1.6,
installed through Fink on Mac OS 10.2.8, GCC 3.3 enabled. I've used a
local tree and updated the info and patch files.
I just finished reinstalling 2.1.6 after a frustrating hour with 2.1.8.
I was unable to produce melismas with co
I've used a combination of underline extenders (word__ ) and \skips.
For example, to attach text to a measure consisting of a dotted half
note followed by a quarter note (4/4 time), I might use "man4.__ _8
\skip4 I4" to obtain " man- I ".
Stan
On Saturday, January 10, 2004, at 05:05 P
There are situations in my lyrics when I want to put something like an
extender, but not really. I just want to put a line after a word to
show that I want it held for the full value of the note. Sort of a
gentle reminder. However, extensions, don't allow me to do this. Is
there a built-in
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