bobroff@centrum.isReply Mar 12, 2012; 10:34am said the following: "My usual
practice is to write all the definitions (musical information) in one
file. Then I write other files for the score and parts. You can "include"
a file in another file. This has the advantage that when you make edits in
your "definitions" file they propagate to all the scores (parts) the next
time you process them."
I have a full score and am creating parts. In the parts, I would like to
have markup "verse 1", etc. Is there any way to do that without modifying
music variables?
I have \versetwomusic ^"Verse 2" but lilypond says, "Unexpected token, ^".
So I'll need to put my markup *inside* \versetwomusic ? That means it will
be in the score and in the parts which is undesirable.
What is the best way to deal with this situation? I guess what would be
great is if I could put markup in the part like ^\markup{ \for"part"
"Verse 1 } and somehow only show that markup in the part.
