On Wednesday, 3 February 1999, Peter Chubb writes:
> >>>>> "Jan" == Jan Nieuwenhuizen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Jan> On Tuesday, 2 February 1999, Peter Chubb writes:
> >> Hi, In Lilypond 1.1.26, chords such as C/D (C triad plus D bass)
>
> Jan> Of course, that chord chows <c e g> only; there is no D present
> Jan> in the C chord to do the inversion on.
>
> It's in the chord-inversions.ly at the end of the line, but prints as
> C not C/D.
Yes, that's expected behaviour, as far as i'm concerned.
Disclaimer: i'm no guru at chords.
> So how *DO* I get a C with D bass chord? I don't want a C2/D chord
> because the `2' implies '4' as well.
Hmm, i'd say c-2/d should do it, i.e.: <d c e g>. However, i found
some bugs while testing. You should have another try when 26.jcn4
gets included (hopefully pl27).
Why would '2' imply '4'?
> Peter C
Jan.
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