Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-06-08 Thread bernie arai
On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 9:38 PM, Mats Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This can certainly be a good practice to separate out annotations or dynamics and such. This is one aspect of separating musical content from typesetting layout. i'm happy to find a way to globalize rehearsal marks,

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-06-08 Thread Kieren MacMillan
Hi Bernie, i'm happy to find a way to globalize rehearsal marks, double bar lines, etc. can anyone help me figure out why my /global block is creating a new staff below my instrument staves each time? Your code adds the \global in its own (implicit) Staff: \new StaffGroup = horns

constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread Stan Mulder
In constructing a small combo piece, I'm not sure how to modularize individual parts. For example, notes are specific to a certain instrument whereas a segno or coda is common to all parts. I'm confused as to where these things get inserted. For example, Do I put the coda symbol in each of

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread David Bobroff
Stan Mulder wrote: In constructing a small combo piece, I'm not sure how to modularize individual parts. For example, notes are specific to a certain instrument whereas a segno or coda is common to all parts. I'm confused as to where these things get inserted. For example, Do I put the

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread Stan Mulder
David Bobroff bobroff at centrum.is writes: What I do is to put road-map stuff (key changes, time changes, repeats, segnos etc.) in a 'global' block. Then I combine that with parts for the individual part scores, and with the top staff in the main score. David, Is there an example

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread David Bobroff
Stan Mulder wrote: David Bobroff bobroff at centrum.is writes: What I do is to put road-map stuff (key changes, time changes, repeats, segnos etc.) in a 'global' block. Then I combine that with parts for the individual part scores, and with the top staff in the main score. David, Is there

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread Shamus
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Stan Mulder wrote: | In constructing a small combo piece, I'm not sure how to modularize individual | parts. | | For example, notes are specific to a certain instrument whereas a segno | or coda is common to all parts. I've been wondering this

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread Stan Mulder
David Bobroff bobroff at centrum.is writes: You can put all sorts of things in the 'global' block like rehearsal marks, too. I get it now. Thanks. ___ lilypond-user mailing list lilypond-user@gnu.org

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread Shamus
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Thanks for that David. I've been doing this to separate out dynamic markings, but I didn't know you could do the same with voltas and the like. /me goes off to try it - -- Shamus David Bobroff wrote: | Don't know if there's a simple example in

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread Peter Chubb
Stan == Stan Mulder [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Stan David Bobroff bobroff at centrum.is writes: What I do is to put road-map stuff (key changes, time changes, repeats, segnos etc.) in a 'global' block. Then I combine that with parts for the individual part scores, and with the top staff in

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread Shamus
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Shamus wrote: | Thanks for that David. I've been doing this to separate out dynamic | markings, but I didn't know you could do the same with voltas and the like. | | /me goes off to try it Wow! Works like a charm! This is not only going to save me

Re: constructing a jazz piece

2008-04-09 Thread Mats Bengtsson
Quoting Shamus [EMAIL PROTECTED]: | Thanks for that David. I've been doing this to separate out dynamic | markings, but I didn't know you could do the same with voltas and the like. | | /me goes off to try it Wow! Works like a charm! This is not only going to save me lots of time, but what's