Re: Odd placement of the "Opus" string

[Mats Bengtsson]

The default layout is more or less ad-hoc, since there is no single 
layout that
everybody can agree on or that can handle all different situtions.

A pragmatic solution is to use some other header field that's positioned 
where
you want the opus number to appear, for example you could try
\header{
 ...
 arranger = "Op 36"
 ...
}

A more ambitious solution is to redefine the default layout. You can find
some hints and examples in the manual on how to do that.

  /Mats

Christopher Culver wrote:

> I'm typesetting an orchestral work with 2.8.0 that has two movements,
> and so I am using a \book holding two \scores. In the header to \book,
> I assigned a value to "opus". However, this opus number is being
> typeset down alongside the title to the first movement, instead of up
> top with the work title where it belongs. Is there a fix?
>
> I hope this isn't an obvious question, I'm a newbie, but I've tried to
> search for a previous answer to this.
>
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