On Feb 14, 2010, at 7:54, [email protected] wrote:
> The problem is as follows. I am typesetting some Gregorian scores
> for a seminar; I am introducing some obvious melodic improvements in
> the Solesmes edition (e.g. SI and not UT = B and not C in the third
> mode). Is it possible to add, above the staff, a sign to tell the
> reader "here it is not the same as in the Vatican-Solesmes edition"?
> An asterisk, a number, or any other sign, something like a
> placeholder. I add a minimal critical apparatus in the foot of the
> page, but having these remarks above the staff would be useful for
> students.
>
Hello,
You can use the macro \addspaceabove to set extra whitespace above the
staffline, then (inside the score's tex file) locate the point at
which you wish to make an annotation and use \abovelinestext
{someSign}. These are defined at the very end of gregoriotex-
syllable.tex. The default text style is small italic; you can use
\abovelinestextstyle{} to change this.
Hope that helps,
Tracy
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