When I transcribe facsimiles that use "colored" notes (they look like a
whole note or a breve, but they're filled in), I've been transcribing my
guess at how the notes translate into modern notation, and footnoting
the fact that they're colored.
A friend recently pointed out that there's a conven
})
ligBrBegin = \startTextSpan
ligBrEnd = \stopTextSpan
\relative c'' {
\ligBr e1\ligBrBegin d e\break
f g a\ligBrEnd
}
Cheers,
Harm
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> "harm" == harm6 writes:
harm> Laura Conrad wrote:
>>
>> So it looks similar to an ligature bracket, but doesn't have the line
>> between the begin and the end.
harm> do you mean something like this?
Maybe something like that. That particular something doesn't print
> "Laura" == Laura Conrad writes:
>>>
>>> So it looks similar to an ligature bracket, but doesn't have the line
>>> between the begin and the end.
harm> do you mean something like this?
Laura> Maybe something like that. That particular something doesn't
Laura> print
