Michiel Lange wrote:
(I am not educated very much in english musical terms, but one may recognize the 'I' and 'II' signs in music... someone with some hints? ;-) to speed up learning )
Take a look at the glossary included in the LilyPond documentation: http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.2/Documentation/user/out-www/music-glossary.html
There's also one more question...
I have one chord that looks like this:
<< <d d,>1 ~ \\ { <fis, a>4 <g b>4. <fis a>8 <e g>4 } >> << <d d'>1 \\ <fis a> >>
The lower "extender" goes right through the notes... should it not be so that it should go under the notes?
Try
<< d1 ~ \\ d,1 ~ \\ { <fis a>4 <g b>4. <fis a>8 <e g>4 } >> << d'1 \\ d,1 \\ <fis a> >>
The reason is that if you have
<<{first voice} \\ {second voice} \\ {third voice} \\ {fourth voice} >>
then the first and third have stems, slurs, ties, ... pointing upwards
whereas they point downwards for the second and fourth voice. Since you
kept the lower d in the first voice, the tie was curved upwards instead
of downwards./Mats
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