I have a lot of concert/marching band music some of which
is old hand written manuscript. From time-to-time I try to transcribe
the hand-written manuscript to a much more readable
product.
Generally I do each instrument then combine them into a
score.
The problem is, in this case as shown in the sample below
and attached image, that a double bar before the grace notes, on the clarinet
1 and 2 seems to cause a separate bar line, which also increments the
measure counter, but only on the score.
Below is an extraction as a two staff script (the same as
when each independent part is combined into a score). Each part needs to have
the same bar markings so I cant just leave the double bar out on a couple of
parts.
In this case I just took the double bars out completely
from all the parts but I am still wondering if it is my ignorance or what
seems to me to be a bug.
In the attached script, by commenting out the double bar in
the clarinet2 staff the problem goes away on the conductors score but of
course now the clarinet2 part has a missing double bar.
I tried creating a variable defined as: dblbar= {
\bar || } then on the conductor score defined it as: dlbar = {} for all but
the top line of the conductors score in this case the flute. I believe it
might work but made management more difficult for something that I figured I
was doing wrong.
Any thoughts?
See also attached image
\version "2.18.2"
\score{
\new GrandStaff <<
\new Staff = "Clarinet1"
{
\set Staff.instrumentName =
#"Clar1"
\time 3/4
g''8 r8 g8 r8 r4
|
\bar "||"
\grace {g'16 ( b'16}
d''8 )
r8\grace {g'16 ( b'16} d''8
) r8 r4 |
}
\new Staff = "clarinet2"
{
\set Staff.instrumentName =
\markup { Clar2 }
\time 3/4
g''8 r8 g8 r8 r4
|
% -- If I comment out
this bar formats OK
\bar "||"
%
------------------------------
d''8 r8 d''8 r8 r4
|
}
>>
\layout{}
}