Hi,
I want to notate and transpose Schubert's "Erlk�nig" with lilypond (version
1.8.2).
This music is (in the right piano hand) almost completly in tuplets. To make
it easier to read, a tremolo subdivisions in tuplets is used.
Here my small test-file for this:
\header
{
title = "Erlkoenig"
composer = "Franz Schubert"
tagline = ""
}
\score
{
\notes
<
\context Staff = ""
{
\clef violin
\key c \major
\time 4/4
\times 2/3 {<e8 e'8> <e8 e'8> <e8 e'8>} % So this is the normal notation
\times 2/3 {<e8 e'8> <e8 e'8> <e8 e'8>} % Also, I noticed the new
% notation for
chords (<< >>) doesen't work in tuplets. Why?
\times 2/3 {<e8 e'8> <e8 e'8> <e8 e'8>}
\times 2/3 {<e8 e'8> <e8 e'8> <e8 e'8>}
\times 2/3 {<e4.:8 e'4.:8>} % short notation for the thing above .
% produce strange errors.
\times 2/3 {<e4.:8 e'4.:8>} % but also an output, which is ok
\times 2/3 {<e4.:8 e'4.:8>}
\times 2/3 {<e4.:8 e'4.:8>}
}
>
\paper {}
}
Here's the output (in german):
Interpretiere Musik...
/home/benni/ly/erlkoenig.ly:20:10: Warnung: ungebundene Klammer
`TupletBracket':
\time
s 2/3 {<e4.:8 e'4.:8>} % short notation. produce strange
errors.
/home/benni/ly/erlkoenig.ly:21:10: Warnung: ungebundene Klammer
`TupletBracket':
\time
s 2/3 {<e4.:8 e'4.:8>} % but also an output, which is ok
/home/benni/ly/erlkoenig.ly:22:10: Warnung: ungebundene Klammer
`TupletBracket':
\time
s 2/3 {<e4.:8 e'4.:8>}
/home/benni/ly/erlkoenig.ly:23:10: Warnung: ungebundene Klammer
`TupletBracket':
\time
s 2/3 {<e4.:8 e'4.:8>}
/home/benni/ly/erlkoenig.ly:24:10: Warnung: ungebundene Klammer
`TupletBracket':
\time
s 2/3 {<e4.:8 e'4.:8>}
[3]
Vorverarbeitung der grafischen Elemente...
Berechne Zeilenumbr�che... Warnung: No spacing wishes found. Does your score
have a staff?
Warnung: No spacing wishes found. Does your score have a staff?
Warnung: No spacing wishes found. Does your score have a staff?
[3][4]
Papierausgabe in `erlkoenig.tex'...
writing header field `title' to `erlkoenig.title'...
writing header field `composer' to `erlkoenig.composer'...
Programmierfehler: Infinity or NaN encountered while converting Real number;
setting to zero. (setze fort; kreuze die Finger) <-- this "programmer's error
comes up - let's say - about 50 times. strange. what does that mean? The
output is ok.
I hope I explained the two problems enough...
Benjamin Milde
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