Hello,
I would like to set lyrics on skips, text without melody.
Is that possible without very clever lilypond-tweaking?
Thanks,
Fulko
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One solution is to specify the duration of each syllable
manually, i.e. not to use \addlyrics:
mylyricsline = \lyrics {This4 is2 a4 line8 of lyr-2 ics4 }
If you have long sections of lyrics that follow the music, it
may be convenient to split it up and use \addlyrics for that
part and manual
HI
vim-python
http://sourceforge.net/projects/vim-python/
could you glance at this and see what it does??
Thanks
Aaron
On Wed, 2003-07-30 at 19:58, Franois Pinard wrote:
[Aaron]
What is pymacs??
A tool which allows Emacs to be scripted in Python, not only in Lisp.
Is there a way to do
This I assume is for second or third verses??
How would I place the entire poem at the bottome of the notation.
This is done a lot for world music/folk songs where the melody repeats
and only the words change.
Can I do this in Lily or must it be done elsewhere. (lilybook, latex
etc.??)
Thanks
Aaron wrote:
This I assume is for second or third verses??
How would I place the entire poem at the bottome of the notation.
This is done a lot for world music/folk songs where the melody repeats
and only the words change.
Can I do this in Lily or must it be done elsewhere. (lilybook, latex
I am curous what will happen to my files when I run them through
lilypond book.
I am having a problem now in ly2dvi that when I try doing titles in
hebrew I get no output.
If you followed the thread on getting ly2dvi working with hebrew is
there a way to do this without the wrapper file??
Aaron
Aaron wrote:
I am curous what will happen to my files when I run them through
lilypond book.
I am having a problem now in ly2dvi that when I try doing titles in
hebrew I get no output.
If you followed the thread on getting ly2dvi working with hebrew is
there a way to do this without the wrapper
aaron == aamehl Aaron writes:
aaron How would I place the entire poem at the bottome of the notation.
\score
{
\context Lyrics
{ \lyrics line one of poem }
{ \lyrics line two of poem }
\paper{}
}
Put this \score after the ones with the notes in them. You
I've recently converted some Finale ETF files using etf2ly. As
advertised, etf2ly converts some of the file. It doesn't handle empty
measures, for example (this is a documented limitation). Also, I got
some skips in the file, many of which occured immediately after a group
of empty bars. No
Thanks
Aaron
On Thu, 2003-07-31 at 14:34, Laura Conrad wrote:
aaron == aamehl Aaron writes:
aaron How would I place the entire poem at the bottome of the notation.
\score
{
\context Lyrics
{ \lyrics line one of poem }
{ \lyrics line two of poem }
The ability to hear the notes as you type would change the whole nature
of creating lilyfiles. I think that if there was a way to do this not
specific to a specific text editor it would be even more valuable.
I am at present forced to use vim but as hebrew support improves I may
switch to
[Nicolas Sceaux]
[...] I was peeking around to find how one could use Timidity as a
server: and it seems you did it all already! :-)
This is the ugliest part, but its merit is that it works :)
And God yes, it does work. To my surprise, I confess; would you ever
forgive me? :-) It's very
[Aaron]
http://sourceforge.net/projects/vim-python/
could you glance at this and see what it does??
It seems like an empty project meant to eventually document Python
facilities for VIM. Grrr! Many Sourceforge project pages are full of
nothing. (Not to say that I have a few Sourceforge
Hello,
Some of you assumed that I wanted to add text to the end, but that
is not the case: lilypond-book would have done a fine job. I want
to add some text in the middle of a piece, but that text has no
melody. The accompanying(?) music continues, but that small piece
of text goes without
Fulko van Westrenen wrote:
Hello,
Some of you assumed that I wanted to add text to the end, but that
is not the case: lilypond-book would have done a fine job. I want
to add some text in the middle of a piece, but that text has no
melody. The accompanying(?) music continues, but that small
Fulko van Westrenen wrote:
Hello,
Some of you assumed that I wanted to add text to the end, but that
is not the case: lilypond-book would have done a fine job. I want
to add some text in the middle of a piece, but that text has no
melody. The accompanying(?) music continues, but that small
[Lilypond 1.7.27 / SuSE 8.2]
I have some vocals, mainly in Italian, where two words (or the last
syllable of a word and the first syllable of the next word) are handled
on the same note. In the source, these are joined using what looks like
a 'tie' in the lyrics.
A few questions
1) Can this
31 Jul 2003 09:05:41 -0400, Francois Pinard a dit :
[...]
Experimenting a bit more, I saw a few tiny problems in this area:
1) Interpretation of played notes is absolute octave, even when notation is
relative, and in relative octave mode. Is it an experimenter's error?
I think
[Nicolas Sceaux]
[if this conversation does not interest other people, maybe we should
go on privately?]
OK. Let's do that, and see what comes out of it. We spoke enough publicly
for interested people to have shown up by now. :-)
--
François Pinard http://www.iro.umontreal.ca/~pinard
Hi
Esp. Ferenc
They say everything that goes around comes around, well...
I have notated a bunch of songs (almost a whole chapters worth) with
hebrew lyrics.
Now I would like to assemble them all in one file with a book title, a
chapter title etc. A title for each song, all in hebrew and then the
Hi,
how can I have lyrics /below/ the notes? -- suppose I've a piece with
multiple stanzas and I'd like to have the first lyrics stanza
immediately below the notes but lyrics 2 - ... after the piece.
It should look like this:
-
-
- notes, first line
-
Francois Pinard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[Nicolas Sceaux]
[if this conversation does not interest other people,
maybe we should go on privately?]
OK. Let's do that, and see what comes out of it. We
spoke enough publicly for interested people to have shown
up by now. :-)
I am
Hi,
how can I typeset german Umlauts like ä, ü, ö directly w/o using the tex
escapes? -- In latex I'd use something like
\usepackage[german]{babel}
\usepackage[latin1]{inputenc}
--
Johannes
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I ran 'make pfa-fonts' and 'make pfa-fonts install'. It appeared to
work. At least I got no error messages. Then I did 'texhash' as well
as logging in again. When I try ly2dvi -p I get:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 15]# ly2dvi -p 15-score.ly
ly2dvi (GNU LilyPond) 1.7.30
Running
Thu, 31 Jul 2003 20:22:10 +0200, Ferenc a dit :
Francois Pinard [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[Nicolas Sceaux]
[if this conversation does not interest other people,
maybe we should go on privately?]
OK. Let's do that, and see what comes out of it. We
spoke enough publicly for
[Ferenc Wagner]
2. Lots of people use sly, which has a different input format and is
also worth supporting.
Aaron also mentioned `sly' very recently. What is `sly'?
1. Instead of ALSA you could target something more general, like Jack
for instance.
I recently noticed Jack (the name) while
I've looked through the documentation, but couldn't find an answer to this
question:
I don't have any programs that accept the .midi suffix. QuickTime, various
media players, etc etc are all very anal about not accepting .midi. Thus,
every time I make a Lilypond output, I have to change the
Ferenc Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sorry, for being imprecise, it is http://jackit.sf.net.
And, after some poking around, it seems like Jack does not
offer much for MIDI applications. Just ignore it and go for
the ALSA sequencer driver. Sorry for the distraction.
On Fri, 2003-08-01 at 05:14, Ferenc Wagner wrote:
Ferenc Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Sorry, for being imprecise, it is http://jackit.sf.net.
And, after some poking around, it seems like Jack does not
offer much for MIDI applications.
funny Rosegarden and muse and pd and fluidsynth
On Fri, 2003-08-01 at 04:18, Francois Pinard wrote:
[Ferenc Wagner]
2. Lots of people use sly, which has a different input format and is
also worth supporting.
Aaron also mentioned `sly' very recently. What is `sly'?
1. Instead of ALSA you could target something more general, like
On 31 Jul 2003 21:18:59 -0400
Francois wrote:
Would someone have some experience about these two? Does Jack run on top
of ALSA, or OSS, or something else? What generality are we seeking here?
Is it theoretical? I mean, what would be the practical advantages of
using Jack over ALSA?
jMax
Yes, I think this is a bug:
\score {
\addlyrics
\notes { c'4 c'2 {s4 s} c'8 c' }
\context Lyrics \lyrics { skips fool lyr -- ics }
}
\score {
\addlyrics
\notes { c'8 c' r2 {s4 s} c'16 c' c'8 }
\context Lyrics \lyrics { but not o -- ver rests }
}
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