Hello Michael,
two strategies are helpful here:
1) use \tempo and \mark for any structural information shared by all
staves. I even defined an \agogicMark command for things like "rit." and
"a tempo" in order to have a separate category with the proper text
formatting (see attachment)
2) a separate track for tempo changes and everything else that’s shared
by all other voices.
timing = {
\time 4/4
\partial 8
\tempo "Lento ma vivace assai"
s8
s1
\agogicMark "rit." s2 \aTempo s
}
HTH
Simon
On 10.06.19 14:28, Michael Seifert wrote:
Hello everyone,
I’m trying to transcribe a manuscript score, with the ultimate goal
being a Lilypond file that produces a full score and separate parts. The score
has a few tempo changes in it, and I’m running into a problem with the tempo
markings that I can’t figure out from the manual. Here’s a “tiny example” of
the issue:
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
\version "2.18.2"
partInotes={ c'1-"rit." c'1-"a tempo"}
partIInotes={ e'1-"rit." c'1-"a tempo" }
% Combined staff in score
\score{ \new Staff {\partcombine \partInotes \partIInotes} }
% Individual part 1
\score{ \partInotes }
% Individual part 2
\score{ \partIInotes }
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
What I’d like is for the tempo markings to show up (at most) once per staff in the
score, even on combined staves; but the tempo markings should show up in each
individual part when it’s produced. Right now, partcombine leads to both of the
“rit.” markings being printed on the combined staff, despite the fact that only one
of them is necessary. I could remove the “rit.” marking from the one of the sets
of “part notes", but then it won’t show up in when I produce the individual
part.
Surely I can’t be the first person to run into this problem; what’s the best
practice for this sort of situation?
Take care,
Mike Seifert
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\version "2.19.20"
#(define-markup-command
(agogical layout props text)
(markup?)
(interpret-markup layout props
(markup #:italic text)))
agogicMark =
#(define-music-function (parser location text) (markup?)
#{ \tempo \markup \agogical $text #})
rit = \agogicMark "rit."
pocoRit = \agogicMark "poco rit."
accel = \agogicMark "accel."
accelMolto = \agogicMark "accel. molto"
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