Dear Urs,
The largest score I have worked on is a full edition of Schubert's
German Stabat Mater D. 383:
https://gitlab.com/edition-kainhofer/0002_schubert_stabatmater_d383/
(PDF output files are at:
https://gitlab.com/edition-kainhofer/0002_schubert_stabatmater_d383/tree/master/out
)
The full score is one large lilypond score and at times had ~95 pages.
Now, with optimizations, like combining colla parte instruments with the
vocal staves, etc. the full score is a 78-page lilypond score in
global-staff-size 15. With the critical report and the preface (written
in latex, where the lilypond score's pdf is then included) you can find
it at:
https://gitlab.com/edition-kainhofer/0002_schubert_stabatmater_d383/raw/master/out/TeX_Schubert_StabatMater_D383_Score_Full.pdf
With the latest git version of lilypond, even the full scores is
generated in just a few seconds. A while ago it took a lot longer!
Best regards,
Reinhold
Am 2015-04-16 um 19:43 schrieb Urs Liska:
this is not related to the discussion about the recently improved
processing speed, although it may sound related:
I'd like to have an idea how many people have already or are regularly
dealing with "big" scores, and maybe I'd like to know what might be
the biggest score anyone has successfully created with LilyPond.
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