#1 ENTRY ***************************************************************************
A _glissando_ is created by attaching \glissando to a note

		EXAMPLE #1



#2 ENTRY ***************************************************************************
The duration of a glissando can be splitted to place an expression mark at a certain point, which is indicated by a stem without notehead. This can be easily achieved in Lilypond inserting one note between the two endpoints of a glissando. The command:
	\override NoteColumn #'glissando-skip = ##t
prevents the glissando to stop at the inserted note, whose notehead can be then hidden with
	\override NoteHead #'transparent = ##t
		
		EXAMPLE #2		

If the stem doesn't align well with the glissando, it may need repositioning.



#3 ENTRY ***************************************************************************
The same command can be used when a glissando starts and/or ends on the subdivision of a beat to specify the duration of the glissando in relation to the beats

		EXAMPLE #3



#4 ENTRY ***************************************************************************
A glissando can occur across different bars

		EXAMPLE #4



#5 ENTRY ***************************************************************************
The following command allows to break a glissando when it occurres over a line break
	\override Glissando #'breakable = ##t

		EXAMPLE #5



#6 ENTRY ***************************************************************************
A glissando line can connect also notes across staves.

		EXAMPLE #6



#7 ENTRY ***************************************************************************
A glissando can occur between chords or between a chord and one note.

		EXAMPLE #7