Joseph Haig [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is it possible to have nested slurs of different types? For example,
on the following:
e8 fis g4
to have \slurSolid e8( fis) g4 and \slurDotted e8( fis g4) at the
same time, with the solid slur inside the dotted one?
You could use the following
Is it possible to have nested slurs of different types? For example,
on the following:
e8 fis g4
to have \slurSolid e8( fis) g4 and \slurDotted e8( fis g4) at the
same time, with the solid slur inside the dotted one?
Thanks,
Joe
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slurs allowed me to do this, but I don't know that it was right to begin
with.
I was more or less wrong. According to the answer from Han-Wen,
you shouldn't expect nested slurs to work at all. It seems that,
by coincidence, nested slurs do work at the moment if neither
the starting note nor
was actually surprised myself to notice that slurs indeed can be
nested in LilyPond of neither the start nor the end point coincide.
Last time this was discussed on the list (more than a year ago), I
think the conclusion was that it doesn't make sense, musically, to
have nested slurs, except when you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess the problem appears if you want another slur to end at the
main note after the appoggiatura/acciaccatura.
I was actually surprised myself to notice that slurs indeed can be
nested in LilyPond of neither the start nor the end point coincide.
this feature is
was that it doesn't make sense, musically, to
have nested slurs, except when you have a normal slur under a phrasing
slur. That's why the phrasing slurs were introduced.
Just as you, I cannot find this documented anywhere in the manual.
For a violin player like me, a normal slur means play these notes
Han-Wen Nienhuys wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I guess the problem appears if you want another slur to end at the
main note after the appoggiatura/acciaccatura.
I was actually surprised myself to notice that slurs indeed can be
nested in LilyPond of neither the start nor the end point
was that it doesn't make sense, musically, to
have nested slurs, except when you have a normal slur under a
phrasing slur. That's why the phrasing slurs were introduced.
Just as you, I cannot find this documented anywhere in the manual.
For a violin player like me, a normal slur means play
