RE: Note chart

[Fairchild]

David -

You seem to be posing an interesting challenge, but I don't clearly
visualize what you want to accomplish.  My Arban's doesn't have anything
like your description, at least on the first few pages.  Maybe because it's
not an original edition, but the one newly revised and edited by Edwin
Franko Goldman, copyright 1893 by Carl Fischer.

If you can, please post a graphic.

Thanks.

                   - Bruce

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David Bobroff
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Subject: Note chart


Possibly a bit off-topic:

I'm helping a colleague prepare a trombone method book (the first such to be
prepared in Icelandic).  He wants some basic music theory information in the
front material.  Specifically, he wants one of those charts with a whole
note at the top and then below it, two half notes connected to it with
lines, below that would be four quarters etc.  In other words, the kind of
thing one would find at the beginning of the Arban book.

This is probably not strictly a LilyPond question.  I suspect I'll need some
LaTeX graphing package or other, one that makes trees.  Then I want to hang
feta note glyphs on the tree.

Can someone point me in the right direction?

-David



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