Indeed. These examples are extremely common and are essential for printing music. A basic of my music studies.HWN> Do you have some scans for me? I've never seen graces at the end of HWN> bars, save for the graces following a trill.
HWN> Getting grace notes right in various combinations is a lot of work, so HWN> I don't really want to add \aftergrace as well, unless it is really HWN> necessary.
Here (do you mind if this is a facsimile?): * http://tinyurl.com/dzmu/duphly.jpg
The bass is a typical Alberti type bass, very common at the period (18th century), which coincides with the apparitions and growing popularity of the piano-forte. Using two graces after white, is a very, very common effect.
Of course, that is not the only use of graces at the end of a measure, but it is most accessible one, as I had the scans on my hard drive.
Two other cases were graces are problematic are in the two excerpts below: * http://tinyurl.com/dzmu/duphly2.jpg In this one, I have a hard time believing the long unmeasured end phrase would look good in Lilypond at all.
* http://tinyurl.com/dzmu/duphly3.jpg
It is simply impossible to reproduce the second bass measure, in
the bass part, without using a dirty hack with font size changes.
Paul Scott
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