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Re: Problems / questions around a choir partition
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Trevor Daniels |
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Re: Problems / questions around a choir partition |
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Mon, 24 Nov 2014 23:52:14 -0000 |
Markus Baertschi wrote Monday, November 24, 2014 2:33 PM
> - How can I center the second line of lyrics like the 1st line inside a
> repeat ?
> See bar #19 and #20 for the misaligned text. I've already tried the
> '\once \override LyricText.self-alignment-X = #CENTER'
> and it changes absolutely nothing
The unchanged .ly file works correctly in 2.19.15, so maybe consider
installing this version. It's really quite reliable.
Alternatively, if you want to stay with 2.18.3, try running the two
contexts in parallel for the whole piece, using \skips to pass over the
notes which don't have alternative lyrics, like this (for the Bariton line):
\new Lyrics = "refrain2" \lyricsto "Bariton" {
\set stanza = "2)"
Sur nor | monts, sur nos monts puis -- | sants, tout puis -- sants,
l'on | n'en -- tends le vent n'en -- | tend que le vent
l'on ne |
voit l'on ne voit le | ciel que le ciel l'on ne |
sent que le so -- leil Au re --
lons cher -- cher le vent
vent. Ouh - - -
}
\new Lyrics \lyricsto "Bariton" {
\repeat unfold 23 \skip 1
voir au re -- voir re -- voir au re -- voir nous all~- |
}
The value 23 is the number of "missing "syllables.
> - My partition has two parts. The first part has two lines of lyrics
> and second part start out with a single lyrics line per voice.
> After trying and not finding a way to 'reset' the lyrics to a single
> line, I've split it into two scores. This has worked so far, but
> now I get two distinct midi files. Are better ways to do that ?
A similar approach may help with this too.
Trevor