> > Twinkle twinkle as
> > a4 a e e fis fis e2 d4 d cis cis b b a2
> > instead of (current relative mode):
> > a4 a e' e fis fis e2 d4 d cis cis b b a2
> > or (current absolute mode):
> > a,4 a, e e fis fis e2 d4 d cis cis b, b, a2,
> >
> > /Mats
>
> That can't be done already? You can't write \relative a ?
> I had no idea. It is certainly a desirable feature. daveA
\relative is for relative mode. For 'absolute' mode, \transpose is the only
octave-related command.
Actually, there is a way of getting rid of all ':s in twinkle using transpose:
\transpose a' {c4 c g g a a g2 f4 f e e d d c2}
(not very practical, though...)
Erik
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