Michael_D wrote:
>
> Thanks for locating that for me -- I hadn't seen it (obviously). I had
> four parts, two to combine in the upper stave, and two in the lower, and I
> wanted the lyrics to appear between the two staves. I found a workaround,
> which is, basically, to combine the parts 'by hand' inside two voices (one
> for the upper, one for the lower). So the upper voice looks like
>
> << {a a a} \\ {f2 f4 } >>
>
> and similarly for the lower. The lyrics have to be done by hand (they
> don't pick up on the upper voice's melody, I suppose because there isn't
> just a single melody there), i.e., I have to indicate durations
> explicitly, but it works.
>
no need to associate a voice with a melody (voice)!
in the following code the text is between the 2 staves.
uppertop = \relative c'' { c2 c4 c }
upperbottom = \relative c' { a4 a a a }
mytext = \lyricmode { ce4 be2 de4 }
\new GrandStaff <<
\new Staff = "upper"
<<
\new Voice = "toppart1" { \voiceOne \uppertop }
\new Voice = "toppart2" { \voiceTwo \upperbottom }
\new Lyrics \mytext
>>
\new Staff = "lower" <<
\new Voice = "lowpart1" { \voiceOne \uppertop }
\new Voice = "lowpart2" { \voiceTwo \upperbottom }
>>
>>
i think there are more examples about polyphonic notation in the manuals
(Notation and Learning)
Eluze
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