Special Characters in Lilypond and Latex

[Rob V]

I did some more experimenting to try to answer my own question I posted earlier.

When I used my fonts directly for the lyrics in Lilypond, it was the font that 
determined if the composite characters were created, and worked the same as 
using them directly in Latex without T1 font encoding.  When I used these fonts 
as a font-family in Latex with T1 font encoding, some composites were created, 
depending on the font, and for all the fonts, valid characters like d’ were 
substituted instead of making a composite with d and a check above.

So the problems come in when I want to use the composite characters in the text 
of the document (which requires T1 font encoding for my font) and also use the 
composite characters in the lyrics of my songs (which requires not using T1 
encoding).  I can get either one or the other, but not both.

I can’t figure any way around this.  My booklet needs to be finished by the end 
of the month, so for now I’m just importing the songs into a word processor 
instead of using Lilypond-book.  

I've included my Lilypond 2.0.1 files below if anyone wants to look at them.  
If you have any ideas or suggestions about how I'm making my files, or can 
check the Slovak grammar, let me know.

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