I am typesetting some Bach solo work and want to emphasize the counterpoint. I
found a way to typeset it like this with 2 voices
\relative c' {
\time 3/8
<<
{ f16 d' b g e c | d b' g e c a' }
\\
{ f16[ s s s e s] | d[ s s s c s] }
>>
}
but that means the score has to be type
Hey Marc,
You could do it with tags. Tag each note that you want to appear in the lower
voice. Then, create a music function that takes one of those 6-note units as
its sole argument (a music? argument). Use this twice for the two voices, and
run the second voice through another function that c
Marc Mouries writes:
> I am typesetting some Bach solo work and want to emphasize the counterpoint.
> I found a way to typeset it like this with 2 voices
> \relative c' {
> \time 3/8
> <<
> { f16 d' b g e c | d b' g e c a' }
> \\
> { f16[ s s s e s] | d[ s s s c s] }
> >>
>
<<
{ f16 d' b g e c | d b' g e c a' }
\\
> { f16[ s s s e s] | d[ s s s c s] }
>>
that means the score has to be typed twice.
Well, if you really want to repeat this construct a lot of time, changing
only notes, you can use the snippet shortly described here :
http://lsr.dsi.unimi
