I think that because of the combination of symbols, I would use \markup
instead.
\version "2.24.0"
\score {
\new Staff {
\relative c'' {
c8\( b a g8 ~ g8\)^\markup { O \musicglyph "scripts.rcomma" }
\acciaccatura { a'8^( } g fis) d
}
}
}
It is definitely not ideal, as you'd need to raise the comma a bit
still, and you might need to create a bit of space, but it keeps the
attachment to the notes they belong to. You can then use the markup
positioning to get things into the right place.
cheers
Maurits
Op 29-03-2024 om 15:11 schreef Peter Mayes:
The above three little screenshots show breathing marks in an oboe
score - respectively "breathe out", "breathe in" and "breathe
out-and-in".
I know of the \breathe command, and I have seen from the documentation
that the "comma" can be raised.
But being new to Lilypond, I would appreciate advice on the best way
to achieve the above, in the most "natural" way.
One thing I see from the whole score is that sometimes the breath
indication is between notes, and sometimes closer to being above a
note. So it would be useful to find a solution that allows for
vertical and horizontal adjustment.
Thanks in advance.
