2002-12-23 00:19 skrev Han-Wen Nienhuys:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:RZ> I realize that we often see tied enharmonic notes in printed music, but RZ> I sort of agree with the main developers that it is an impossible RZ> construct (the notes ARE NOT the same note)
Some types of pipe organs have different keys for both sharps and flats.
In which case the proper notation is a a slur, not a tie, IMO.
OK, I can live with that. After some tweaking, I got the output I wanted. So I am happy :-)
The solution wasn't exactly straight-forward, though. What I wanted to do was something like this:
\score {
\notes \relative c' {
\time 3/4
\clef violin
\addlyrics
\notes { f4( a as ~ | )gis a c }
\context Lyrics \lyrics { Li -- ly -- pond }
}
\paper { linewidth = -1 }
}
When this didn't work, I tried to replace the tie with a slur as you suggested:
\notes { f4( a as( | ))gis a c }
But I cannot nest the slurs. (Why not?) So my third attempt was:
\notes { f4\( a as( | )\)gis a c }
Now the notes look OK, but the lyrics need to be fixed.
\notes { f4\( \melisma a as( | )\)gis \melismaEnd a c }
As I said, the output now looks fine. But I do consider it a workaround. Semantically it is quite different from my initial attempt. Perhaps there is a better way?
God jul!
Merry Christmas!
--
Jonas Lindstr�m
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