Am 25.07.2015 um 01:32 schrieb Kieren MacMillan:
> I’m no Scheme expert, of course… but it seems there should be a relatively
> easy way to code a music function which says “take all pitches [entered as
> ’naturals’] and add any accidentals which exist in the corresponding key
> signature entry for that pitch class”, no? i.e., if the input is ‘c’, and
> there’s a C# in the key signature, output cis; if the input is ‘d’, and
> there’s a Db in the key signature, output des; etc.
>
What you can do is something like
bmajoraccidentals = { c cis d dis f fis g gis a ais }
\modalTranspose c cis \bmajoraccidentals \relative {
\key b \major
b c d e f g a b
}
So you don’t even need a new function. But that’s very unflexible as it
doesn’t allow you to enter pitches other than b cis dis e fis gis ais,
bis, eis, and all the flats. But you won’t get it much more flexible
even with a new function.
A even simpler way to do this (however with different midi output):
\relative {
\omit Accidental
\key b \major
b c d e f g a b
}
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