Hi everybody,
I am typing parts for a (quite long) orchestral score. I would like to
include a cue voice that is quoteded (via \cueDuring, \quoteDuring, or
similar constructs) by other voices. Since the same cue voice is
common to everybody, I want to put as much info in it as possible.
For example:
commonCues = {
\clef G a''1^"Violini"
\clef F d1^"Timpani"
s1
}
\addQuote "common" { \commonCues }
clarinetti = \relative {
\cueDuring #"common" #0 R1*2 c'1
}
tromboni = \relative {
\cueDuring #"common" #0 R1*2 c'1
}
The problem is that the resulting score does not include the clef
changes. (For the markup, I can easily fix that by adding
text-script-event to quotedCueEventTypes; however, a clef change
apparently does not produce *any* event.)
I could of course, in my example above, split each \cueDuring in two
\cueDuringWithClef, but that is exactly what I am trying to avoid:
namely, I really want all the information about the common cues to,
well, remain in commonCues. (In a full symphony, that "fix" would be
*extremely long* and error-prone).
Is there any way I could do this?
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