Am 05.02.2014 12:04, schrieb Bric:
> there is a recent thread with the subject "rolled chords" but I couldn't
> see the answer to my quest(ion) there.
>
> What is the lilypond code for expressing a rolled chord? A vertical
> squiggly line to the left of a chord?
>
> I tried \arpeggio, but it
Bric writes:
> there is a recent thread with the subject "rolled chords" but I
> couldn't see the answer to my quest(ion) there.
>
> What is the lilypond code for expressing a rolled chord? A vertical
> squiggly line to the left of a chord?
>
> I tried \arpeggio, but it doesn't seem to work.
>
Am 05.02.2014 12:08, schrieb Bric:
On 02/05/2014 06:04 AM, Bric wrote:
there is a recent thread with the subject "rolled chords" but I
couldn't see the answer to my quest(ion) there.
What is the lilypond code for expressing a rolled chord? A vertical
squiggly line to the left of a chord?
I t
On 02/05/2014 06:04 AM, Bric wrote:
there is a recent thread with the subject "rolled chords" but I
couldn't see the answer to my quest(ion) there.
What is the lilypond code for expressing a rolled chord? A vertical
squiggly line to the left of a chord?
I tried \arpeggio, but it doesn't se
there is a recent thread with the subject "rolled chords" but I couldn't
see the answer to my quest(ion) there.
What is the lilypond code for expressing a rolled chord? A vertical
squiggly line to the left of a chord?
I tried \arpeggio, but it doesn't seem to work.
do I have the right code
