Folks,
in the following example
\version "2.19.80"
d'' {
R1
r8 d4 e8 f4
}
Two = \relative g' {
R1
r4 e4 d2
}
\new Staff \partcombine \One \Two
Lilypond treats the quarter note rest in the second voice as
reason to put "Solo" and down-stem the first note of the first
voice. I'm not sure this is reasonable behaviour since the lower
voice has its own rest which \partCombine (reasonably) doesn't
suppress, so in fact we have a two-voice situation for the whole
bar.
I know how to get rid of the "Solo" marking, and of course I could also correct the stem of the upper voice's first note by \once\stemUp, \once\voiceOne or something similar (maybe combined with tags in order to still be able to create an extra part for the first voice). But somehow I feel that \partcombine shouldn't force me to do so.
So: Is there a way to make \partcombine recognize the lower voice's quarter rest as reason to automatically treat the upper voice as the \voiceOne ?
Best
Lukas