> cues = {
> % I don't know about you, but I like having *a lot* of cues to
> % follow. I suspect that being a former pianist, I find it easier
> % than most brass colleagues to read several lines at once?
> R1*15 % bar 16
> \relative { fis'1^"Fl." } % bar 17
> R1*24
> \relative { c''1^"Ob." } % bar 41
> }
By the way, a secondary question:
the \cues voice has some cues from a large number of instruments and
therefore a large range. So the clef used for the cues will depend on
the instrument I am currently cueing from.
Currently I use several different macros for cueing in F, G or current
clef. Does there exist a way to put the clef info in the cue voice
itself? (e.g. a oboe cue will always be in G clef, whereas a viola cue
will not provoke a clef change). Or else, to have access to the cued
music (and possibly the current clef) to compute an appropriate
cue-clef?
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