Re: [abcusers] this tune intentionally left blank

2004-06-09 Thread Paulo Eleutério Tibúrcio
Em Seg 07 Jun 2004 20:12, Richard Walker escreveu:
 There are keys like X:, T:, C:, N:, K:, etc. for everything
 except the body of the tune.  Is there a left over symbol
 that could precede the body of a tune?  ... or with the huge
 collection of abc tunes that already exists, is it simply
 best to write a program to do the check?

No need for that.  The body always begins just after the first K: 
field and is over at the first blank line.  So, a first K: field 
immediately followed by a blank line means an empty (by default) 
body.
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Paulo Tibúrcio
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Re: [abcusers] What software will translate this correctly?

2004-06-09 Thread Neil Jennings
My HARMONY is not to be confused with Harmony Assistant, of course. I 
believe I was first to use the name, back in 1996, but I may be wrong there.

Chuck Boody wrote:
Harmony Assistant makes total hash out of it.  only one part, 4/4 
meter etc...

Chuck Boody
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On Wednesday, June 9, 2004, at 09:10  AM, Steve Wyrick wrote:
I apologize if this is a duplicate post; I sent this yesterday but 
haven't
seen it appear on the list, and I discovered a problem with my sending
address which I think prevented it from going out.

I just completed a transcription of Robert Petrie's 1st tunebook 
(Scottish,
1790), which has parts for violin and cello.  I wrote the code using 
Phil
Taylor's BarFly, on which this reads and plays correctly, but it appears
that a lot of other abc software can't handle the multiple voices.  
Below is
a sample tune; I'd be interested to know what other readers and midi 
players
can handle this code, especially any PC software (for reference, the 2nd
note in the 3rd staff bass line is middle C).  Thanks for any help, or
suggestions for improving the portability of this code! -Steve

X:2
T:Mrs. Farquharson's Jigg or Quick Step
C:Robert Petrie
S:Petrie's Collection of Strathspey Reels and Country Dances c., 1790
Z:Steve Wyrick sjwyrick'at'astound'dot'net, 3/20/04
N:Petrie's First Collection, page 2
L:1/8
V:1 name = violin
V:2 name = bass clef=bass middle=d transpose=-24
M:6/8
R:Jig
K:Cm
[V:1] G|(Tc=Bc) GEC|(Tc=Bc) edc|(Tc=Bc) G=A_B| FGE DCB, |
[V:2] z|C3  E3 |  F3G3 | c3 e3   | d2f b2B  |
%Petrie's original does not have the B flatted in the third measure -SW
[V:1]   (Tc=Bc) GEC|cde dec|=BGgfed  | ecc c2  :|
[V:2]   c3  e3 |  a3f3 | g2 e   g2G  | c3  C2  :|
[V:1] c|(Tgfg)  edc|(Tgfg)  fed|(Tgfg)  cde  |=Bcd G3   |
[V:2] z|c3  c'3| =b3g3 | e3 f3   | g3  gaf  |
[V:1]   (Tgfg)  edc|(Tgfg)  fed| efgfed  | ecc c3   |
[V:2]   e3  c3 | =B3G3 | c2eg2G  | c3  CEG  |
[V:1]   (Tgfg)  edc|(Tgfg)  fed|(Tgfg)  cde  |=Bcd G2F  |
[V:2]   c3  c'3| =b3g3 | c3 f3   | g3  G=A=B|
[V:1]   EDC FED| GFEAGF| Gedcd=B | c2c c2  |]
[V:2]   c3  G3 | c3 f3 | e2fg2G  | cGE C2  |]
% The above code was written using Phil Taylor's BarFly abc
reader/composer/player program.
% Other abc readers (e.g. abc2ps) may require everything after the word
bass to be
% deleted in the V:2 header line for correct display of notes the 
bass clef,
or require that
% the M: and K: fields be repeated directly under the V:1 header line to
display the meter
% and key signature on both staffs.

--
Steve Wyrick -- Concord, California
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