Hello list, hello Christoph, You wrote:
> I couldn't find any special rules for the typesetting of songs. > The 21st edition of the Duden gives the following rules (corresponding > to the new orthography): > > - The ess-tset is usually treated like any other consonant. > An example similar to "hei�en" is given in rule 129, 2nd > bullet: rei- �en > Accordingly, it should be "hei- �en". > > - But there's an special exemption in rule 130, 2nd bullet: If "ss" > is used as an replacement for "�" (the official rules allow this in > �25, section E2, e.g., when using a typewriter without a �-Key), > then "ss" is treated as two consonants. The Duden actually gives > the example "heis- sen". > > Conclusion: If you write "�" at all, then "hei- �en" is > orthograpically correct. But if you don't have an ess-tset on your > keyboard, then it's still correct to replace "�" by "ss" and to > syllabify "heissen" as "heis- sen". Danke / Thanks Regards Roland _______________________________________________ Lilypond-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-user
