Re: octave checks in the viola line of my assignment are failing.

[Sarah k Alawami]

lol. I did that and it seems to work, but it is failing majored in the viola part. I tried to make a midi of just th part by putitn it in to a  test file but it is not working correctly. I can never tell  when my octaves will in your words "run away" though. as I'm hearing it in my enternal ear then what is actually supposed to be on the page. lol!

Thanks.

On May 14, 2013, at 10:06 AM, Wim van Dommelen <address@hidden> wrote:

Line 274 for Violin I should be (I think):

<g, d b g>4 d'8 b a g <g d b g>4 d'8 b a g|

I assume the first note in the tritone runs in the melody also.

Note that what you did in Violin II is perfect, you did put in the octave checks, LilyPond will then issue a warning AND change the note to the octave you want it to be as if you specified that note in an absolute pitch. You can do the same in Violin I and other parts where the octave run away, Those "octave check" warnings are the only one you can sort of safely disregard, they put thing back on track.

Regards,

Wim.

On 14 May 2013, at 17:47 , Sarah k Alawami wrote:

Hello to all. Octave checks in my viola part are failing. I made sure that the right octave signs are there but I must be hearing it differently then what I'm reading on the page the source that is.

I mace  sure that  unless I want to change o gives each note must be at at most a 4th a part before I would want to. The exception and I think the trouble is the tritones that are in the piece. No it's not 20th century music. lol!¬

Here is a link to my .ly file. I am really hoping i can get this done by today as that's when it's due.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/1672188/final%20score.ly

Be blessed all. and I'm sick of this assignment. I'm dreaming in code. lol!
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