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Re: Descrescendo difficulty
From: |
Mats Bengtsson |
Subject: |
Re: Descrescendo difficulty |
Date: |
Wed, 14 Nov 2001 21:08:20 +0100 |
>
> \context Voice = VA { \stemDown
> <gis2 e b> <fis8 dis b^\accent> r b a
> <gis2 b,> <fis cis>
> }
>
> Compiles fine. I want a decrescendo to start on the first chord,
> finish on the second chord, but anywhere I put it I seem to get a
> parse error.
Try
\context Voice = VA { \stemDown
<gis2 \> e b> < \! fis8 dis b^\accent> r b a
<gis2 b,> <fis cis>
}
The simple principle is to place the \> after the note where
the decrescendo should start and the \! before the finishing
note. At least in the reference manual, this is explained in
a reasonably concise way. For a chord, you could use any of
the simulaneous notes, so another possible version of your
example is
\context Voice = VA { \stemDown
<gis2 e b\> > < fis8 \! dis b^\accent> r b a
<gis2 b,> <fis cis>
}
/Mats