Bernhard Kleine <[email protected]> writes: > \language "deutsch" \header { title = "Es gibt ein Gespenst" > instrument = "Chor a capella" composer = "Matyas Seiber 1929" poet = > "Christian Morgenstern" tagline = "Bernhard Kleine für Kirchenchöre > St. Nikolaus" } \paper { #(set-paper-size "a4") } global = { \key c > \major \time 4/4 \partial 8 } > > tenorVoice = \relative c { \global \dynamicUp > > r8| r2 r4 r8 f8 | f4 f8. f16 f2~ | > > ( f1~ | f1~ | f4. e8^> f4. ges8^> | f4. e8 [fis e] f4~ | f2) r2 > > } verse = \lyricmode { % Liedtext folgt hier. Es gibt ein Ge -- > spenst. } \score { \new Staff \with { instrumentName = "T." > shortInstrumentName = "T." } { \clef "treble_8" \tenorVoice } > \addlyrics { \verse } \layout { } }
Apparently you are not yet aware of how slurs and beams are entered. If a slur starts on a note, you write ( after the note. Similarly if a beam starts on a note, you write [ after the note. So instead of ( f1~ you presumably mean f1~( and instead of f4, e8 [fis e] you should likely be writing f4, e8 fis[ e] . -- David Kastrup
