Re: ottava bassa

[Patrick Schmidt]

I believe this comes quite close to what you want but it's a trick.  
Something is strange...

rightHand = {
  <d'' a'' es'''>1~
  <d'' a'' es'''>4
}

leftHandVoiceOne = {
  \voiceOne
  <fis cis' g'>1~
  <fis cis' g'>4
}

leftHandVoiceTwo = {
  \voiceTwo
  r2. <b,,, bes,,>4~
  <b,,, bes,,>4
}

\score {
  <<
      \new PianoStaff <<
        \new Staff = "rh" { \rightHand }
        \new Staff = "lh" <<
          \clef "bass"
          \new Voice \relative c, { \leftHandVoiceOne }
          \new Voice {  \ottava #-1 \leftHandVoiceTwo }
        >>
    >>
  >>
}

HTH
patrick

Am 10.01.2011 um 13:48 schrieb address@hidden:

> hello list,
>
> in the piano part of an ensemble piece i need (want, that is) to  
> put an ottava bassa indication that applies only to the lower chord  
> in the left hand. the problem is that at the same time a loco chord  
> is tied above it (see the attached image). i tried different  
> combinations, like the code below:
>
> <<
> { s2 r4 r16 \ottava #-1 <b,, bes'>8.~ <b bes'>4. \ottava #0 }
> \\
> { <fis'' cis' g'>2~ <fis cis' g'>2~ < fis cis' g'>4 }
> > >
>
> but i don't know how to achieve this. i don't know if i'm doing  
> something wrong or missing something in the documentation or if  
> this isn't possible. any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
>
>
> best,
>
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