Re: Three voices in same staff, from two variables

Ben Rosen writes: > Hi all, > > I'm new here, so hopefully this isn't too basic of a question... > > I'm trying to write out harmonizations for standard melodies, so my initial > thought was to keep the melody in its own variable and the harmonies in > another and then combine them using the "<<

Re: Three voices in same staff, from two variables

Thanks for your response! I think I managed to get what I wanted (and no compilation errors) using just your "\new Voice { \voiceOne \melody }" in the \score block. The actual piece is a little different than this simplified example, and it seems like I don't need the multiple "\new Voice"

Re: Three voices in same staff, from two variables

El 18/3/20 a las 20:41, Ben Rosen escribió: Perhaps I should use something more explicit involving "\new Voice"? Is there a way to do this that preserves the variable structure I've laid out or is there a better approach for this situation? Here is how I would write your music. \version

Three voices in same staff, from two variables

Hi all, I'm new here, so hopefully this isn't too basic of a question... I'm trying to write out harmonizations for standard melodies, so my initial thought was to keep the melody in its own variable and the harmonies in another and then combine them using the "<< \\ >>" syntax (see below). This