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Re: Thanks for lillypond
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Jan Nieuwenhuizen |
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Re: Thanks for lillypond |
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Fri, 15 Aug 2003 11:37:05 +0200 |
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Jan Kavan writes:
Hi!
> just today I came over your magnificient software and I really have
> to say "wow"! I've never seen so fast notation. I just gave it a test
> run and after 3 hours I finished 3rd prelude from Bach for solo
> cello.
Thanks! By the way, you know about Mutopia (www.mutopiaproject.org?)
The first, second and I think fourth suite are already there.
> It's btw. cribbed from very rare edition (I played it even with this
> bowings :-))
(except from weird bowings :-)
> I also came around a few "bugs",
> this:
> << c, as' d b' >>4-~ < { b''16 c b c b c b c } \\ {
> d,16 e d e d e d e } > << d, b'>>2.^\trill
This is a feature (and it is becoming a FAQ). You cannot tie from one
voice to another. Two tied notes should be in the same voice,
LilyPond `helps' you to remember that.
I think that in your example the first chord is notated incorrectly
(IMHO, of course); it is acutally two voices; and thus the notation
should show that there are two voices; something like:
\score{
\notes\context Thread="cello" \relative c {
\clef bass
<< c, as' d b' >>4-~ < { b''16 c b c b c b c } \\ {
d,16 e d e d e d e } > << d, b'>>2.^\trill
\break
< { b'4 ~ b16 c b c b c b c b2. }
\\
{ <<c,, as' d>>4 ~ d'16 e d e d e d e d2. } >
\break
}
}
What edition are you copying from, may I ask?
> One think worries me a lot. It sounds like you don't plan
> to support contemporary music a lot. I, being contemporary composer
> and also cello player playing mainly modern music would certainly
> like to help you with this issue (I am a programmer as well),
Yes, please do. You are very welcome. What specific notation
features would you have in mind? We try to take things one step at a
time.
> because this would be great and certainly widen the fan base. Just
> if you will be in mood, drop a line about current thoughts there...
[Juergen, Han-Wen, comments?]
> BUT! Thanks again for this wonderfull piece of work. Finale suffered
> today earthquake, which really shake down part of its unreplacibility.
Thanks again!
Jan.
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Jan Nieuwenhuizen <address@hidden> | GNU LilyPond - The music typesetter
http://www.xs4all.nl/~jantien | http://www.lilypond.org
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