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Scheme is a programming language in the Lisp family, it is used internally by the higher level language LilyPond — for music engraving.
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Conditionally transpose up versus down in LilyPond?
I am still not fully sure whether I really understood what you want. Perhaps this code can help you:
The function takes three parameters before a musical expression (which would be your chord): the f …
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You can explicitly set the dimension of your markup using \with-dimensions (or in this case, as we are already within the definition of a Scheme macro, #:with-dimensions. This macro takes two Scheme p …
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