I cannot find the relevant entry in the manual, but I'm sure
it's described there somewhere.
Anyway, the simple solution is to make a new \score{...} for each
new movement. LilyPond will not typeset the full title again, but if
you add a \header{...} section to each score like
\score{
  ...
  \header{
    piece = "Movement title"
  }
}

it will typeset the new value of the "piece" header field for each
new score.

   /Mats

Dominik Baenninger wrote:
Hi all,

I am quite a new user of lilypond. I would like to write a piece
containing more than one movement. In which way can I enforce lilypond to
break a line, setting a new title (i.e. the title of the next movement)
before the next notes.

I am currently use LilyPond version 2.3.1.

I would appreciate for any hint.
Thanks

Dominik



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