Dear All, I was very interested in the correspondence about a title-page. I noticed that Kieren's solution seemed to ignore the original header information and insert another markup for it while Valentin's
solution produced very small titles while using \book so I took the liberty of combining the two solutions:
%start of file \version "2.10.33" % I strongly recommend using 2.12 or 2.13!
textI = \lyricmode { She She is cold as blue ice with a face of gra -- nite,
she will ne -- ver give up or give in, She won't }
guitar = \chordmode { a1:m f a:m g a:m e a:m g f r }
\book { \pageBreak
\score {
<< \new ChordNames { \set chordChanges = ##t \guitar }
\new Voice = "one" { \clef treble \melody } \new Lyrics \lyricsto "one" { \textI } >> \layout { indent = 0.0\cm } \header { title = "Mask" subtitle = ""
composer = "Composed by Eva Wiest" poet = "Lyrics by Eva Wiest" } } } %end of file To get another header on the second page, you insert the \header {} into the \score but after the music. Also I had to put \subtitle = ""
to stop part of the first header from repeating itself. Also, print-all-headers = ##t has to go in \paper {} Thanks to Kieren and Valentin for elucidating this problem. (And thanks to Susan for asking the question)
I can now place this code in my archive for future use.