Hi Jean,
Alternatively, you could attach the dynamic to a so-called
"empty chord". The above is equivalent to
\version "2.23.80"
\new Dynamics {
s1 \p
s \>
s \!
s1*6
<>\mf
s1
}
I think we should advocate the "empty chord" style even more
consistently (and I have a long standing plan of going through the
documentation and doing this - actually I do not even remember whether I
already started this, I'm so out of touch with the general improvements
I wanted to tackle): To me it just seems very non-intuitive to write
"print a piano, then skip a bar" as "s1 \p2" meaning "before skipping a
bar, add a piano".
So, for Sámuel: My bet would be
\version "2.23.80"
\new Dynamics {
<>\p s1
<>\> s
<>\! s
s1*6
<>\mf s1
}
or even something like
\version "2.23.80"
\new Dynamics {
<>\p \after 1 \> \after 1*2 \! s1*9
<>\mf s1
}
Lukas
