Am 13.09.2018 um 15:29 schrieb Torsten Hämmerle:
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> Phrasing slurs can be made dotted by \phrasingSlurDotted and they can be
> made dashed by \phrasingSlurDashed.
>
>
Thank you both,
Simon and Torsten
Bernhard
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Bernhard Kleine wrote
> But how make them dotted?
Phrasing slurs can be made dotted by \phrasingSlurDotted and they can be
made dashed by \phrasingSlurDashed.
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On 13.09.2018 14:53, Bernhard Kleine wrote:
But how make them dotted?
How about:
\version "2.18.2"
"\\{" = -\single \phrasingSlurDotted \(
"\\}" = \)
{ c'\{ c'\} }
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But how make them dotted?
Am 13.09.2018 um 14:48 schrieb Torsten Hämmerle:
> Bernhard Kleine wrote
>> These dotted slurs are not slurs since the text is not suspended. Please
>> let me know how you would set this example.
>
> Hi Bernhard,
>
>
> I'd just use phrasing slurs \( and \).
> In
On 13.09.2018 14:34, Bernhard Kleine wrote:
A fairly modern componist wrote in 1950 the following example (see
attached).
These dotted slurs are not slurs since the text is not suspended. Please
let me know how you would set this example.
I’d see two possible interpretations, depending on
Bernhard Kleine wrote
> These dotted slurs are not slurs since the text is not suspended. Please
> let me know how you would set this example.
Hi Bernhard,
I'd just use phrasing slurs \( and \).
In contrast to ties or ordinary slurs, each note will get its syllable,
phrasing slurs won't
A fairly modern componist wrote in 1950 the following example (see
attached).
These dotted slurs are not slurs since the text is not suspended. Please
let me know how you would set this example.
Regards Bernhard
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