"Andre Van Ryckeghem" <a...@telenet.be> writes:
> Is this what you want?
>
> \input musixtex
> \relativeaccid%
> \generalsignature{-3}%
> \startpiece%
> \Notes\qu e\qu f\qu g\qu h\qu i%
> \en
> \generalsignature{4}\changecontext%
> \Notes
> \qu e\qu f\qu g\qu h\qu i%
> \en
> \Endpiece
> \vfill\eject\end
Fantastic. It seems to be what I want. I'll be testing your so simple
solution (I should have thought of it!) all over the piece I want to transpose,
not only on this simple example, and see if it's all right. Thanks...!
Cheers,
Rodolfo
> Andre
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> From: Rodolfo Medina
> Sent: Thursday, August 17, 2017 10:13 AM
> To: Jean-Pierre Coulon
> Cc: Werner Icking Music Archive
> Subject: Re: [Tex-music] Half a tone transposition
>
> Jean-Pierre Coulon <coulon...@free.fr> writes:
>
>> Say \relativeaccid and note that \fl b will lower B's by half a tone "with
>> respect to its normal value according to the current signature"
>>
>> Do you have a short example ?
>
>
> Very simple:
>
>
> \input musixtex
>
> \relativeaccid%
> \generalsignature{-3}%
> \startpiece
> \Notes
> \qu e\qu f\qu g\qu h\qu i%
> \en
> \Endpiece
>
> \relativeaccid%
> \transpose+1%
> \generalsignature{4}%
> \startpiece
> \Notes
> \qu e\qu f\qu g\qu h\qu i%
> \en
> \Endpiece
>
> \vfill\eject\end
>
>
> You can read in the second piece the sequence: f, g, a, b, c, whereas it
> should be: e, sharp f, sharp g, a, b. Is it possible, and how, to do what
> I'm looking for...? I.e., transpose the piece of only half a tone up, from e
> flat major to e major?
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