suspended chords

2005-12-11 Thread David Wynn
Why, when I specify something like 'a:sus' in chordmode, and have lilypond  
print the chords, it only prints 'A' instead of 'Asus'?  Is there a simple way  
to get lily to actually print the 'sus' on the page?  
  
David Wynn  
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Lilypond Fonts

2005-08-14 Thread david wynn
I've recently rebuilt my Linux system from scratch, and am still trying to 
get everything back to the way it was.  I use a mostly Kubuntu system, but 
am willing to add Debian Testing modules where necessary.


My Lilypond version is now 2.4.5 from Debian.  The actual music -- notes / 
staffs / etc -- looks great.  But the lyrics and headers look terrible.  
Almost like Lilypond is trying to use a font that I don't currently have on 
my system, so its subsituting an inferior one.


What font is Lilypond looking for by default for lyrics and headers?  Any 
idea what package Debian and Debian-based systems should have installed as a 
default?


David Wynn




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Re: Coda and Voice Combining

2001-11-30 Thread David Wynn

I'm including my file as an attachment.  Again, this is an example of simple
concepts not working out so simply with a real life, (read: complex)
example.

We're trying to set this file up to have an intro line that has no lyrics,
followed by music with lyrics.  I've tried to set up my file following
Mats's simple example below.  But, if you run this through lilypond, you'll
quickly see that something is not working right.

In order to see the music as it should be, replace the Intro notes at the
beginning of the Treble notes, and remove the Intro line from the score.
This makes the music look right, but of course the lyrics now start at the
beginning, instead of after the Intro.

Please have some consideration with this file -- our church is using this
music, but I do not know the original author, nor the publishing status of
this music.  It is presented here in order to correct this specific issue.

David Wynn
- Original Message -
From: Mats Bengtsson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: David Wynn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 9:42 AM
Subject: Re: Coda and Voice Combining


  As an easier alternative -- if its possible to delay lyrics, my file
would
  easier to program.  That is, I want the lyrics to follow one certain set
of
  notes, but to totally ignore those notes for the first 20 bars or so (no
  lyrics with the intro music).

 If you specify the rhythm of each syllable explicitly in the lyrics,
 it's just to insert a \skip 1*20 command in the lyrics.
 I'm not sure how to do it with \addlyrics, but in principle it
 should be possible to do something like
 \context Staff { \intro \addlyrics \verse \text}
 but I'd have to do some experimentation to find out exactly how
 to do it.

The following simple example seems to work:

intro=\notes\relative c'{c4 d e f}
song=\notes\relative c''{g a g f | e f e d | c1}
text=\lyrics{This is not a song worth pub -- lish -- ing }

\score {
  \context Staff=melody {\intro
 \addlyrics \song \context Lyrics = text \text}
}


By the way, if you have an empty \paper{} section, you
could just as well remove it completely.

   /Mats






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