Re: STEM COLLISION

[Tapio Tuovila]

MX kirjoitti:
> Bonjour à tous, Hi all.
>
> On the attached picture [original.png] at the sopano voice, at the
> beginning of the measure, there are at the same time an F quarter note
> with a mordent (only for this note) and a dotted eighth note A. In the
> original score, these notes are well distinct and the mordent is
> applied only on the A quarter note.
>
> How to do that with Lily ?
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
how about this? -Only dot and stem are colliding; don't know how to fix
that one.
greetings, Tapio

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    composer = "Jean-François Dandrieu (1681-1738)"
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#(set-default-paper-size "a4")

global = {
  \key a \minor
  \time 4/4
}

soprano = \relative c'' {
<< { a'8. g16 g8.\prallprall f16 f4. a,8}\\ % voice 1; the dot of the
a'8. collides with the stem of the f4 of voice 3.
 {s4 s s s}\\   %this is voice 2, perhaps the "alto" could also be
entered here
{ \once \override TextScript
#'extra-offset = #'(-1.8 . -3.8)  f'4 ^\markup {\musicglyph
#"scripts.mordent" }  s s s }>> % voice 3, stems don't collide
}

alto = \relative c' {
  c'8 d8 e4 <a, c>4. d,8
}

tenor = \relative c' {
  s1
}

basso = \relative c {
  f8 bes8 c8 c,8 f8 g8 a8 fis8
}

\score {
 
  \context PianoStaff <<
    \context Staff = "dessus" <<
      \global
      \clef violin
      \context Voice = "soprano" {
    \voiceOne \soprano
      }
      \context Voice = "alto" {
    \voiceTwo \alto
      }
    >>
    \context Staff = "basse" <<
      \global
      \clef bass
      \context Voice = "tenor" {
    \voiceOne \tenor
      }
      \context Voice = "basse" {
    \voiceTwo \basso
      }
    >>
  >>
  \layout {}
 
  \midi { }
}
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