Comment #27 on issue 4076 by [email protected]: allow bn for B-natural in English
https://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=4076
If you consider it "quite useful for finding and repairing input errors",
and "any mixed-in 'a' would raise suspicions", then this would call for a
notename language "english-n" which would _only_ allow "an" (where is the
point in having suspicious notes that are not flagged?). Your example
would then have to be written as
\displayLilyMusic \transpose dn an {dn4 fs an cs'}
If you feel that you would prefer using this input style, making a language
for it seems feasible. If you just want certain piece-dependent notes to
change names, one could create a suitably half-naturalized English language
on-demand. However, this would cause problems when trying to cut&paste
into a different half-naturalized English language.
You call this a "superior entry method", but indeed it seems more like an
entry method rather than a reliable way of expressing music: it would seem
that using some editor script to verify/finalize your passages depending on
the particular accidentals you want to see naturalized explicitly in input
would make more sense.
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