I'm working on a major project right now (with a tight deadline), and I realized that right now, there's no way to force a custos without another coming up.
Is there a quick way (using gabc) to make the custos render correctly in an antiphon-verse situation like this (the custos name: 4th Sunday of Advent, Year A; > author: Arlene Oost-Zinner; > manuscript: 1472; > mode: VI; > annotation: VI; > user-notes: Ps. 24:1-2, 3-4, 5-6; > %% > (c4)Let(h) the(g) Lord(hiwj) en(hih)-ter;(h.) (,) he(h) is(ixi) king(gh) > of(g) glo(fg)-ry.(g.) (::) (Z) > A(f) verse(gh) here(hr) that <i>starts</i>(ixi) like(h) this(g) every(hr) > time.(h.) (:) The(hr) verse() <i>always</i>(f)-ways(gh) ends(g) like(fr) this(f.) (::) > <sp>R/</sp>() (h+) (Z) > A(f) verse(gh) here(hr) that <i>starts</i>(ixi) like(h) this(g) every(hr) > time.(h.) (:) > The(hr) verse() <i>always</i>(f)-ways(gh) ends(g) like(fr) this(f.) (::) > <sp>R/</sp>() (h+) Whenever I render this, there are always 2 custos, the forced one (h) and the next logical one in the score (f). How do I get rid of the (f) custos? In Christ, Ben Yanke *My Blog: From the Ordinary to the Extraordinary <http://blog.yankehome.com> * Rejoice and be glad, O Virgin Mary, Alleluia! For the Lord is truly risen, Alleluia!
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