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Re: orchestral template problem - just a question about it
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Francisco Vila |
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Re: orchestral template problem - just a question about it |
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Thu, 1 Jan 2009 17:36:16 +0100 |
2009/1/1 corallina <address@hidden>:
> I was interested in the orchestral template that was posted by Hu Haipeng
> and after minor fixes to get it to compile was wondering can someone
> address these questions.
>
> lilypond takes the input file and shoves it all into a single page
> which is blah.
I'm not sure what else are you looking for, this is correct.
> I would like to fiddle with the template but am wondering how to decide
> where to page break.
Music notation is bi-dimensional, it has simultaneous notes in the
vertical axis and sequential notes in the horizontal axis. Break
staves anywhere you like using \break and pages using \pageBreak.
> What is the paper size for a "real" conductors book.
It depends on the size of the orchestral score. Big staves could go up to A3.
>
> Are different groups of like instruments all on a single page,
> strings, woodwinds,
> percussion?
I've never seen a conductor full score that does not have absolutely
everything on a single page. How else could it be read?
>
> I loaded the ps file into gv and tried some different paper sizes and was able
> to view bits of the file.
You need to reduce the size of the staves, eg with
#(set-global-staff-size 14)
standard is 20.
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Francisco Vila. Badajoz (Spain)
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