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Re: Tempo Headings
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Will Oram |
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Re: Tempo Headings |
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Sun, 12 Jun 2005 14:59:58 -0500 |
On Jun 12, 2005, at 2:40 PM, Mats Bengtsson wrote:
What does your \Oneheaders look like?
(By the way, the term "\score block" usually refers to a full
\score{...}. The term used in the manual is "identifier", even though
I personally might find "macro" even more appropriate).
True. In my nonalcoholic drunken stupor I thought such blocks started
with \score for the first time ever. *hits self*
\Oneheaders looks like this:
Oneheaders = {
s1^\markup { \bigger\bigger\bold {Allegro moderato.}}
s1*26
s1^\markup { \bigger\bigger\bold {Moderato assai. \note #"4" #0.8 { =
80 } } }
s1*20
s1^\markup { \bigger\bigger\bold {Ben sostenuto il tempo.}}
s1*57
s1^\markup { \bigger\bigger\bold {Più mosso.}}
[...]
}
Obviously, if Oneheaders is adhered to the flute staff, either they
both appear or they both don't. What I don't understand is why sticking
Oneheaders in other instruments doesn't produce the desired effect, or
even multiple instances of the same text in which both instruments
play.
To preclude your followup, I propose to use \mark for these tempo
indications in case you didn't already do that.
Hmm? According to
http://lilypond.org/doc/v2.5/Documentation/user/out-www/lilypond/
Rehearsal-marks.html#Rehearsal-marks , \mark is for rehearsal letters.
Those have been set already.
Best,
Will
Will Oram wrote:
For partmaking purposes I stripped the large print tempo indications
from a piece and put them in their own \score block. The consequence
of this is that, back in the full score, these tempo indications only
print if the instrument below it (flute) is visible at the tempo
change (i.e., it is playing something).
All tempo indications are placed in a \score block called
'Oneheaders', and applied below:
\book {
\header { \include "header.ly" }
\score {
\simultaneous {
\context StaffGroup ="woodwinds" <<
\context GrandStaff ="flutes" <<
\context Staff = "flauti" <<
\set Staff.midiInstrument = #"flute"
\set Staff.instrument = \markup {
\center-align { "Flauto I." } }
\set Staff.instr = \markup {
\center-align { "Fl." } }
\Onebarlines
\Onespacing
\Oneheaders
\parameters
\OnetheFlutes >>
\context Staff = "flauti2" <<
\set Staff.midiInstrument = #"flute"
\set Staff.instrument = \markup {
\center-align { "Flauto II." } }
\Onebarlines
\OnetheFlutessecond >>
>> % end flutes
\context Staff ="oboi" <<
\set Staff.midiInstrument = #"oboe"
\set Staff.instrument = \markup { \center-align {
"2 Oboi" } }
\set Staff.instr = \markup { \center-align {
"Ob." } }
\Onebarlines
\OnetheOboes >>
[...]
Thus, at measure 1, 'Allegro Moderator' is printed, because the flute
is visible on that page. About 100 measures later though, 'più mosso'
does not print because the topmost instrument is the oboe at that
time. I tried sticking \Oneheaders in every instrument, but that
didn't help.
Suggestions?
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