Re: [abcusers] *portable* representation of a very simple 3-part piece?

2004-01-13 Thread Alice Corbin
On Tue, Jan 13, 2004 at 10:30:21AM +, Jack Campin wrote: ...a request for a good portable way to represent rondeaux in abc... I struggled with stuffing rondeaux into the abc format for quite a while. The repeats are too odd to use modern |:, :| markings, and the repeated sections are too short

Re: [abcusers] *portable* representation of a very simple 3-part piece?

2004-01-13 Thread Phil Taylor
On 13 Jan 2004, at 10:30, Jack Campin wrote: If we're going to use ABC as an alternative to notations like Margo's original one on Usenet music forums, we need to do better than this. Can anybody come up with a version of the above piece which (a) displays and plays on BarFly (perhaps for now wi

Re: [abcusers] *portable* representation of a very simple 3-part piece?

2004-01-13 Thread Jon Freeman
From: "Jack Campin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Margo replied as follows: > > --- begin quote --- > > Hello, there, and I'm using abc2ps, which gave curious results with the > above file, but does part of what I'm going after with > > %%scale .92 > %%maxshrink .8 > X:2 > T: He Diex! quant verrai > T: A

[abcusers] *portable* representation of a very simple 3-part piece?

2004-01-13 Thread Jack Campin
A recent discussion of mediaeval harmony on rec.music.early involved Margo Schulter posting a few examples in a roll-your-own ASCII notation, which led to some confused responses about proportional fonts. So, it seemed to me that ABC ought to fix that; fixed-width fonts are useful for ABC but not e