Re: would 'gn' for G-natural be useful in \language "english" ?

[Johan Vromans]

Brian Barker <address@hidden> writes:

> There are surely two ways of indicating pitches? One is the method
> used in musical notation itself, where a note on the C line or space
> without any accidental represents any one of C, C-sharp, or C-flat,
> depending on the key signature. The other is that used in Lilypond
> input, where "c" always represents C-natural, irrespective of the key
> signature in force. Similarly "cis" or "cs" and so on are interpreted
> literally, without reference to the key signature.

+1