1) I think this is the only way, even if the space between the notes
is a bit 'more
á(g_ g_)it(d!ew!fv_EC') (::)
2) In the gabc file put
textfirstline[textsecondline](notes)
The translation in the second line is in italic char, but if you
insert in the tex file, before the \includescore
\def\gretranslationformat#1{%
#1%
}
3) Interested to know me too, but they told me it simply can not do.
Perhaps by changing the code tex
silvio
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----Messaggio originale----
Da: [email protected]
Data: 23/01/2011 15.45
A: <[email protected]>
Ogg: [Gregorio-users] some questions
Hello all,
There were a few things I was wondering if it were possible to do
with
gregorio. Namely,
1) Is there any way to have two puncta with a horizontal episema over
each,
but that doesn't connect? Perhaps this is a limitation of the font?
Anyway
as an example of what I want is attached chant_ex1.jpg, an excerpt
from the
Magnificat antiphon for the third Sunday after Epiphany in the Liber
Usualis
on page 491. I tried putting space between them, but to put enough
to
separate the episema made them too far apart.
2) Is there any way to have two verses of text below the chant so
that both
sets of vowels line up. This would be useful for the Magnificat and
I have
attached chant_ex_mag.jpg as an example from the Liber Usualis of
what I was
thinking.
3) Is there any way to end a line of chant without the staff getting
extended past the final double bar?
Thanks,
Albert Bloomfield
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