Hello Roland, It will be easier for the people on this list to help you if you can post an image of the score look you’re aiming at.
JM > Le 21 mai 2020 à 14:53, R.H. <[email protected]> a écrit : > > INTRO > > A big "Hello" to this list! > > I am new to Lilypond and worked through the intro documentation. My name is > Roland Hüttmann from Switzerland. I am an amateur piano player for almost all > genres, but mainly classical music, currently learning the Prelude and Fugue > IX of the Well Tempered Clavier Nr. 1 from J.S.Bach, (BWV 584). > > In coding I have quite some experience mainly working with the free community > edition of Livecode.com which I very much enjoy this language and believe it > can be used in conjunction with Lilypond as it's text processing capabilities > are probably the best in the market and it is very easy to learn. > > My teachers in piano are concert pianists (Denis Zhdanov and Elina Akselrud, > both Lucerne, Switzerland). My aim here is mainly write educational scores > based on such teaching for beginners and advanced students of piano, but > maybe also assist in writing newly composed music. > > BEGINNER'S QUESTIONS > > I started to encode the Bach's Fugue Nr. IX in Lilypond. I stumbled over a > problem which I could not yet (as a beginner) solve. The music is polyphonic > with three distinct voices. There is a bass voice, a soprano voice and an alt > voice. The alt voice uses both clefs in the piano notation: Tremble (G) and > bass (F). > > 1. Do I have enter two voices for the tremble clef and two voices to the bass > clef since this alt voice is representedi n both clefs? I would prefer to not > having to do this to make the alt separate. It just shares both clefs. > > 2. At three occasions, the alt voice crosses both clefs in the middle and the > beam connecting the pitches of this voice must be beween both clefs or also > cross the clefs. > > 3. Besides coloring the different voices for better readability, I also want > to indicate fingering for each vfoice -- which changes for each voice between > left and right hand. How can I indicate which hand to use when a fingering > number is assigned? Here, this is quite important as it is not always > obvious. I want to either use an indication such as RH or LH (right or left > hand), or a certain style or color for the fingering. > > Thank you in advance for any feedback. > > Have fun and enjoy music > Roland > > > >
