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From: | Nick Didkovsky |
Subject: | Suppressing key signature for transposed parts |
Date: | Wed, 24 Oct 2007 10:24:53 -0400 |
User-agent: | Thunderbird 2.0.0.6 (Macintosh/20070728) |
Hello Lilypond usersI want to extract a Bb trumpet part from a concert score. The score is not really in a key signature (atonal music, not c major), so I do not want a key signature in the extracted part. I see that as long as no key is specified in the music file, then no key signature is introduced in the transposed part. However, the transposed part then mixes sharps and flats despite the command which according to 6.1.8 in the docs ought to print only flats.
\transpose bes c' \new Staff \jjfStaffAA For example E is transposed to F# instead of GbIf I introduce "\key c \major" to the music file then the transposed part is spelled using only flats (desired), but a key signature of D major is introduced (not desired)
It looks like suppressing the key signature makes Lilypond spell with sharps all those transposed notes that would otherwise be sharp in the D major key signature.
Can someone advise how I can both control accidental spelling and suppress key signatures in transposed parts?
Thank-you Nick Didkovsky
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