RE: [TeX-music] Need ornament: flageolett

Helge Kruse > > I read the fine manual and found \flageolett, but missed the pitch number > and got TeX errors. With the fix it works as you describe. > Oh, sorry about that. I'm sure that's a correction I made in the glacially advancing revised musixdoc. > I found a workaround to avoid a lot of

Re: [TeX-music] Coda vanishes

> I want to place a coda at the last part of an bar. In the excerpt below the > coda is above the last b note. When I move it behind the rest, the coda > vanishes. How can I move it near to the end of bar? Just replace \coda8\ by \roffset{10}{\coda8}\ Adjust the first argument {10} to your needs

RE: [TeX-music] Need ornament: flageolett

Don, I read the fine manual and found \flageolett, but missed the pitch number and got TeX errors. With the fix it works as you describe. I found a workaround to avoid a lot of lines with \flagelett{?}}\ ?. In a file, read with \\input, I redefine a chareactor: \def\xtr#1{\zcharnote{#1}{\xtrfon

[TeX-music] Coda vanishes

Hello, I want to place a coda at the last part of an bar. In the excerpt below the coda is above the last b note. When I move it behind the rest, the coda vanishes. How can I move it near to the end of bar? Regards, Helge 3 3 2 4 2 4 0 -1 1 1 20 .07 btt ./ % 15 g82 g+ [ g- g+ ] | b

RE: [TeX-music] Need ornament: flageolett

Oops, that's an RTFM. (the MusiXTeX manual, that is): = 1 1 2 4 2 4 0 0 1 1 20 0 b .\ \flageolett{10}\ c24 / = In truth, this is quite a coincidence. I wouldn't have known the answer, except that my glacial progress on editing that manual just pass

[TeX-music] Need ornament: flageolett

Hello, how can I define a new ornament. The flageolett is written as a small circle above the note. Regards, Helge ___ TeX-music mailing list TeX-music@icking-music-archive.org http://icking-music-archive.org/mailman/listinfo/tex-music

Re: [TeX-music] M-TX systems per page problem

Alexander Voinov wrote: Hi Christian, Christian Mondrup wrote: PS I strongly recommend omitting all melismatic slurs in music like this. The inter-syllable dashes and end syllable prolongation lines of the lyrics are fully sufficient for notating melismas. How could I convince our choir

RE: [TeX-music] too many records in I/O statement

Yes, somewhere the attachment has been dropped. Don Simon gave me support meanwhile. There was a wrong octave in the sheet. Best regards, Helge -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Cornelius C. Noack Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 4:17 PM To