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how would one cross-reference two [or more] books?
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Kieren MacMillan |
Subject: |
how would one cross-reference two [or more] books? |
Date: |
Thu, 12 Jan 2023 09:01:19 -0500 |
Hi all,
A very large part of my composition [and thus Lilypond engraving] career is
concerned with very large, multi-format musical dramas (operas, musicals,
plays-with-music, dramatic song cycles, etc.). A typical set of outputs might
be:
– full orchestra/band score
– individual orchestra/band parts
– Piano/Conductor score (reduction/arrangement)
– Piano/Vocal score (a *different* reduction/arrangement)
– Vocal/Choral score (reduction/arrangement)
– libretto
I would *love* to be able to have a note in the (e.g.) P/C score that says
“This song is found on pg. 12 of the Vocal/Choral score” — at the very least at
the song level, but optimally at any arbitrary point in the score (e.g., top of
every page, beginning of a given section of a song, etc.).
1. What mechanism(s) would be best used to accomplish this?
2. Can it be done [relatively easily] if each of the outputs are driven from an
individual .ly file, or would it really require all outputs to be coded in the
same .ly file [with separate \book blocks]?
Thanks!
Kieren.
- how would one cross-reference two [or more] books?,
Kieren MacMillan <=