Demonstrating the power and flexibility of the \markup function

Here are some examples of how various markup texts can be obtained with LilyPond syntax. You won't probably be needing all of them in a standard score, but hey, you never know...

\version "2.24.0"

%% http://lsr.di.unimi.it/LSR/Item?id=252


{
  f'1-\markup {
    foo
    \raise #0.2 \hbracket \bold bar

    \override #'(baseline-skip . 4)
    \bracket \column {
      baz
      bazr
      bla
    }
    \hspace #2.0
    \override #'(font-encoding . fetaMusic) {
      \lookup "noteheads-0"
    }
    \semiflat
    { }
    \combine "X" "+"
    \combine "o" "/"
  }
  g'1-\markup {
    %% \char-number #"abc1234abc"
    \box \column {
      \line { "string 1" }
      \line { "string 2" }
     %% \concat { "f" "i" }
    }
    " "
    \draw-circle #1 #0.3 ##f
    " "
    \draw-circle #1 #0.3 ##t
    " "
    \italic Norsk
    \super "2"
    " "
    \raise #3.0 \whiteout white-out
    \circle \dynamic p
    \with-color #green Green
    \dynamic sfzp
    \huge { "A" \smaller "A" \smaller \smaller "A"
	    \smaller \smaller \smaller "A" }
    \sub "alike"
  }	
  c''4
}