John Henckel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] writes:
> How can I prevent the first line of music from being indented?
Use "indent=0.0" into the \paper section.
> These following are the stem rules for the treble clef as I have
> observed in most hymnals.
> 1. if S and A differ by less than a third, the stems should be
> up/down.
> 2. else if S and A have different values, the stems should be
> up/down.
> 3. else if A sings "la" or higher, both S and A stems should be
> down.
> 4. else both stems should be up
I always put \stemup or \stemdown at the beginning of the Voice
context, so that S and T always have \stemup and A and B always
\stemdown. I wasn't aware that there are "rules" and am used to always
reading downward stems (I have a Bass voice).
HTH,
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