Re: Tempo Headings

[Mats Bengtsson]

What does your \Oneheaders look like?
(By the way, the term "\score block" usually refers to a full
\score{...}. The term used in the manual is "identifier", even though
I personally might find "macro" even more appropriate).

To preclude your followup, I propose to use \mark for these tempo
indications in case you didn't already do that.

    /Mats


Will Oram wrote:
> For partmaking purposes I stripped the large print tempo indications 
> from a piece and put them in their own \score block. The consequence of 
> this is that, back in the full score, these tempo indications only print 
> if the instrument below it (flute) is visible at the tempo change (i.e., 
> it is playing something).
>
> All tempo indications are placed in a \score block called 'Oneheaders', 
> and applied below:
>
> \book {
>     \header { \include "header.ly" }
>     
>     \score {
>         \simultaneous {
>             \context StaffGroup ="woodwinds" <<
>                 \context GrandStaff ="flutes" <<
>                     \context Staff = "flauti" <<
>                         \set Staff.midiInstrument = #"flute"
>                         \set Staff.instrument = \markup { \center-align 
> { "Flauto I." } }
>                         \set Staff.instr      = \markup { \center-align 
> { "Fl." } }
>                         \Onebarlines
>                         \Onespacing
>                         \Oneheaders
>                         \parameters
>                         \OnetheFlutes >>
>                     \context Staff = "flauti2" <<
>                         \set Staff.midiInstrument = #"flute"
>                            \set Staff.instrument = \markup { 
> \center-align { "Flauto II." } }
>                            \Onebarlines
>                            \OnetheFlutessecond >>
>                  >> % end flutes
>                  \context Staff ="oboi" <<
>                       \set Staff.midiInstrument = #"oboe"
>                     \set Staff.instrument = \markup { \center-align { "2 
> Oboi" } }
>                     \set Staff.instr = \markup { \center-align { "Ob." } }
>                        \Onebarlines
>                        \OnetheOboes >>
>
> [...]
>
> Thus, at measure 1, 'Allegro Moderator' is printed, because the flute is 
> visible on that page. About 100 measures later though, 'più mosso' does 
> not print because the topmost instrument is the oboe at that time. I 
> tried sticking \Oneheaders in every instrument, but that didn't help.
>
> Suggestions?
>
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