Hi All,
Another example: music for homogeneous choirs where 3 voices (2 sopranos
+ alto or 2 tenors + bariton) are place on one staff. I used C: to
emulate this. Thankfully the line of music, which I presented this way,
was really an exact tertia of the first without its own melodic curve.
Otherwise I'd have to move the third line to the second staff. Which
would be counterintuitive in this case.
What is the real limitation: the underlying MusixTeX or the
preprocessor?
Alexander
Christian Mondrup wrote:
>
> nitadori wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Ok! Thank you! BTW: I'm not sure how many users need more
> > > than 2 lines of music. Most scores have at most 2.
> > >
> > I tried to typeset Bach's Recercar a 6.
> >
>
> Another similar example is the fantasia in g minor by J.S.Bach (BWV572)
> typeset with a recent version of Finale by Oliver Nicolson and available
> from the Bach section of our archive. As demonstrated in these cases the
> need for more than 2 voices per staff comes in with keyboard music
> composed in multi voice counterpoint. A third staff voice has been added
> to the latest version of the sheet note editor MUP to meet such needs.
>
> Bye
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