Putting parentheses around a note inside a chord: Difference between revisions
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As children do not always have hands large enough, say, to plays octavas when studying piano, or anything else, it can be useful to add parentheses around a low note for example. In this snippet, the “parenthesized” note is made a bit smaller using the <code>\tweak</code> command on the <code>#'font-size property</code>. | As children do not always have hands large enough, say, to plays octavas when studying piano, or anything else, it can be useful to add parentheses around a low note for example. In this snippet, the “parenthesized” note is made a bit smaller using the <code>\tweak</code> command on the <code>#'font-size property</code>. | ||
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Revision as of 18:52, 16 November 2025
As children do not always have hands large enough, say, to plays octavas when studying piano, or anything else, it can be useful to add parentheses around a low note for example. In this snippet, the “parenthesized” note is made a bit smaller using the \tweak command on the #'font-size property.
\version "2.24"
%% http://lsr.di.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=283
{
\clef bass
< f \parenthesize \tweak font-size #-1 f, >2
}