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A glissando ~~which~~ extends into several <code>\alternative</code> blocks can be simulated by adding a hidden grace note with a glissando at the start of each <code>\alternative</code> block. The grace note should be at the same pitch as the note which starts the initial glissando. This is implemented here with a music function ~~which~~ takes the pitch of the grace note as its argument.

A glissando that extends into several <code>\alternative</code> blocks can be simulated by adding a hidden grace note with a glissando at the start of each <code>\alternative</code> block. The grace note should be at the same pitch as the note which starts the initial glissando. This is implemented here with a music function that takes the pitch of the grace note as its argument.

Note that in polyphonic music the grace note must be matched with corresponding grace notes in all other voices.

repeatGliss = #(define-music-function (grace)

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-A glissando which extends into several <code>\alternative</code> blocks can be simulated by adding a hidden grace note with a glissando at the start of each <code>\alternative</code> block. The grace note should be at the same pitch as the note which starts the initial glissando. This is implemented here with a music function which takes the pitch of the grace note as its argument.
+A glissando that extends into several <code>\alternative</code> blocks can be simulated by adding a hidden grace note with a glissando at the start of each <code>\alternative</code> block. The grace note should be at the same pitch as the note which starts the initial glissando. This is implemented here with a music function that takes the pitch of the grace note as its argument.
 Note that in polyphonic music the grace note must be matched with corresponding grace notes in all other voices.
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 repeatGliss = #(define-music-function (grace)
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 </lilypond>
-[[Category:Included in the official documentation]]
+[[Category:Scheme]]
 [[Category:Staff notation]]
 [[Category:Tweaks and overrides]]
+[[Category:Workaround]]
+[[Category:Included in the official documentation]]
+[[Category:Snippet]]