[TeX-music] Ossia

[Olivier Vogel]

Effectively, the problem of ossia is very interesting and not easy to solve. I propose here a strategy, based on boxes, similar to the one of Rainer, I suppose. Perhaps this example can help you.

\input musixtex
\startmuflex
\nobarnumbers
\startpiece%
\NOtes\qu{cdef}\en\bar%
\NOtes\qu{efgh}\en\bar%
\NOtes\qu{ghij}\en\bar%
\NOtes\qu{klmn}\en\bar%
\NOtes\qu{opqr}\en%
\Endpiece

\line{\advance\hsize by-\afterruleskip%
\vbox{\hsize=.2\hsize\advance\hsize by\afterruleskip%
\startpiece\NOtes\qu{cdef}\en\zstoppiece}%
\setclefsymbol 1\empty%
\vbox{\hsize=.2\hsize\instrumentnumber2\setclefsymbol 2\empty%
\setsize2\tinyvalue\startbarno=2%
\startpiece\addspace{-\afterruleskip}\NOtes\qu{efgh}&\qu{efgh}\en\stoppiece}%
\vbox{\hsize=.6\hsize\nostartrule\startbarno=3\startpiece%
\addspace{-\afterruleskip}\NOtes\qu{ghij}\en\bar%
\NOtes\qu{klmn}\en\bar\NOtes\qu{opqr}\en\Endpiece}%
\hfil}


\endmuflex\bye

Olivier





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