Re: can't get 2nd stanza to display
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Mats Bengtsson wrote on 29.03.2005 18:36:
| See
|
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.5/Documentation/user/out-www/lilypond/Other-vocal-issues.html#Other-vocal-issues
|
|
| /Mats
| Roman Stckl-Schmidt wrote on 26.03.2005 00:04:
| In the piece I have an intro with only one fixed part of text going
|
| { Dong dong dong dong }
|
| immediately following this part come the Verses which have two stanzas,
| so my problem is I need to have the verses' lyrics to come AFTER the
| intro part and not in parallel, and additionaly of course I want BOTH
| stanza's to be shown in parallel (which is the default behavior).
Thanks very much for your answer, I hadn't expected one anymore after
the time that has passed since posting.
I wasn't aware that there is stuff in the docs for 2.5 that applies to
2.4 too but isn't in its manual, thanks again.
Now the problem remains that I want the line of the lyrics that isn't
divided in stanzas to be vertically centered between those that have two
stanzas, is that possible without putting in empty lines to shift the
lyrics?
The diagram here should give you an idea of what I'm trying to do.
1st stanza
... common Line continue common line
2nd stanza
Now here in plain text I had to use the workaround that I'm trying to
avoid in lily because that would waste a lot of space and to my eyes
it's not very aesthetic.
Again thanks for your hint, Roman.
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Re: can't get 2nd stanza to display
See
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.5/Documentation/user/out-www/lilypond/Other-vocal-issues.html#Other-vocal-issues
/Mats
Roman Stöckl-Schmidt wrote:
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Roman Stöckl-Schmidt wrote on 26.03.2005 00:04:
| Hi.
|
| First of all I'm new to lilypond but consider my self a quick learner,
| but please be gentle =) Many thanks to Han-Wen, Jan for their great
| program and anybody else who is continuing to make it better.
|
| I've started typesetting a piece for a vocal ensemble and so far set
| aside a few minor problems everything seems well except for the fact
| that I cant get the second stanza to show in the output. The score is
| based on an example for vocal music from the docs and I'm trying to
| incorporate the info on using stanza's from the docs, but I just can't
| get it to work. I'm posting a little more than should be needed,
just to
| make it easier to understand the structure.
I hope I'm not being to inpatient, but I really need to have this score
done asap.
As it seems the example is too complicated I'll just summarize in a very
basic manner what I'm trying to do:
In the piece I have an intro with only one fixed part of text going
{ Dong dong dong dong }
immediately following this part come the Verses which have two stanzas,
so my problem is I need to have the verses' lyrics to come AFTER the
intro part and not in parallel, and additionaly of course I want BOTH
stanza's to be shown in parallel (which is the default behavior).
This is my primary problem atm, the next thing would be that after the
verses comes the chorus where all 4 voices have the same lyrics and I'd
like to only have to assign the text to a variable once, e.g.
chorus = \lyricmode { }
and then somehow append that to the
\context Lyrics = voicename \lyricsto voicename \sopranText
part, but after that the voices split up so each has their own lyrics
again, how do I do that, especially thinking of the fact that I have
repetitions with alternating endings to the bridge and chorus parts.
As always I'm eternally grateful for every piece of advice, if you have
a solution even only for part of my problems, PLEASE DO TELL.
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Re: can't get 2nd stanza to display
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Roman Stöckl-Schmidt wrote on 26.03.2005 00:04:
| Hi.
|
| First of all I'm new to lilypond but consider my self a quick learner,
| but please be gentle =) Many thanks to Han-Wen, Jan for their great
| program and anybody else who is continuing to make it better.
|
| I've started typesetting a piece for a vocal ensemble and so far set
| aside a few minor problems everything seems well except for the fact
| that I cant get the second stanza to show in the output. The score is
| based on an example for vocal music from the docs and I'm trying to
| incorporate the info on using stanza's from the docs, but I just can't
| get it to work. I'm posting a little more than should be needed, just to
| make it easier to understand the structure.
I hope I'm not being to inpatient, but I really need to have this score
done asap.
As it seems the example is too complicated I'll just summarize in a very
basic manner what I'm trying to do:
In the piece I have an intro with only one fixed part of text going
{ Dong dong dong dong }
immediately following this part come the Verses which have two stanzas,
so my problem is I need to have the verses' lyrics to come AFTER the
intro part and not in parallel, and additionaly of course I want BOTH
stanza's to be shown in parallel (which is the default behavior).
This is my primary problem atm, the next thing would be that after the
verses comes the chorus where all 4 voices have the same lyrics and I'd
like to only have to assign the text to a variable once, e.g.
chorus = \lyricmode { }
and then somehow append that to the
\context Lyrics = voicename \lyricsto voicename \sopranText
part, but after that the voices split up so each has their own lyrics
again, how do I do that, especially thinking of the fact that I have
repetitions with alternating endings to the bridge and chorus parts.
As always I'm eternally grateful for every piece of advice, if you have
a solution even only for part of my problems, PLEASE DO TELL.
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