That's strange. I just tried to copy the string quartet template and
change the
key signature in the definition of \global, and it certainly is printed
on every
stave. You must have done something else that causes the problem.
/Mats
Christopher A. LaFond wrote:
Hi,
I am arranging a piece for 3 harps, and I am using the string quartet
template in the docs as a model. When I use the \global setting, the
score correctly includes the time signature in all staves, but does
not set the key signature on the staves themselves, rather it uses
accidentals throughout the piece to compensate. The template for
string quartet is in c major, so you can't see this in the docs. But I
used \key g \major, and it just inserted accidentals on all the f
notes. I still need to set the key in each of the staves.
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