[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> > why?
>
> If you don't like infinitely long lines and you would like to keep the
> different voices close to each other you have to do something like
>
>
> sop = \notes { .................}
> alt = \notes { ................. }
> ...
> sop = \notes {\sop .................}
> alt = \notes {\alt .................}
> For each line a new layer of sequential music appears - and that I
> defenitely finds very ugly.
wouldn't it be easier to write an flatten function, that unlayers the
seq music? Then you can just conclude with
sop = \apply #flatten-music \sop
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