Hi Bart!
You're probably right about the line. If you happen to be able of reading
german literature, there would also be "2000 Jahre Europäische Schriften -
Eine Einführung in die Notationskunde" (roughly translated to "2000 years
of european writing - An introduction to the study of notation") b
Am Sa., 27. März 2021 um 15:07 Uhr schrieb bart deruyter
:
>
> Hello,
>
> Harm showed me another way to work for those slashes, using 'DurationLine',
> maybe it is the result of Urs work? Apparently it is a quite new feature for
> contemporary music.
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Hello,
Harm showed me another way to work for those slashes, using 'DurationLine',
maybe it is the result of Urs work? Apparently it is a quite new feature
for contemporary music.
But it is very useful in my tablature example! It's in the original thread.
Thanks to Jean I managed to fix the issue
Hello,
this community continues to amaze me. For me this is really mind
blowing :-). Wow, thanks, I'm without words here. It is indeed exactly what
I could use!
Concerning the meaning of the line, I think I was right. Yesterday, on
archive.org, I found a book by Willi Appel from 1949, 'The Notati
Am Mi., 24. März 2021 um 23:03 Uhr schrieb bart deruyter <
bart.deruy...@gmail.com>:
> hello all,
> I've continued working on my tablature for 4-course renaissance guitar.
> - I've got the old-style rhythm notation, the letters by using a specific
> font (could we get these types of letters implem
If anyone is going to attempt to create a function or engraver for adding those
slashes automatically there is a thread Urs started last summer about
Indicating duration with lines where there might be some code worth reusing for
this.
> 26 mars 2021 kl. 21:01 skrev Jean Abou Samra :
>
> Hell
Hello,
Le 26/03/2021 à 15:23, bart deruyter a écrit :
Hey,
- thanks for the idea, but after some thought, I'm afraid it won't
work. Glissandi don't seem to be the right tool anyway since in the
regular staff I'd have to hide it, and when I'd need a real
'glissando' as glissando, I'd have to
Hey,
- thanks for the idea, but after some thought, I'm afraid it won't work.
Glissandi don't seem to be the right tool anyway since in the regular staff
I'd have to hide it, and when I'd need a real 'glissando' as glissando, I'd
have to unhide it. I'm sure it would end up being a real mess, certa
Le 24/03/2021 à 23:02, bart deruyter a écrit :
hello all,
I've continued working on my tablature for 4-course renaissance guitar.
- I've got the old-style rhythm notation, the letters by using a
specific font (could we get these types of letters implemented in
lilypond's default font? I guess
hello all,
I've continued working on my tablature for 4-course renaissance guitar.
- I've got the old-style rhythm notation, the letters by using a specific
font (could we get these types of letters implemented in lilypond's default
font? I guess lute players would feel very happy about it too.)
-
Jean,
thank you very much, it does really help.
I think I have problems installing fonts though, I thought I had it working
with frescobaldi, but I can't get frescobaldi to install fonts anymore, no
clue what I'm doing wrong. But that's another issue.
I've done it manually, and tada, the right fon
Hello,
There has been some discussion last year on the French users list about
lute tablature that might be useful to you. I add a sample I could make
with the same music in both a normal score and tablature. The LeRoy
font can be dowloaded from:
https://www.scoringnotes.com/tutorials/leroy-early-
Hello,
I have the luck of having a partner who builds instruments. Recently she
has finished her first four course (actually 7 strings, 3 pair double
string, one single string) renaissance guitar.
I've been looking for music, written for this type of instrument and so far
I found out the music fr
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