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* Naming conventions for voices/staves
(think: \autochange, \partcombine)?
* Add (commented-out) stuff like \time 3/4
\property Staff.TimeSignature \set #'style = #xxx?
* Handy emacs shortcuts to (these) templates?
* Mutopia headers?
* Another approach would be to not include any music in the templates,
and standardise the naming of the music, so that you'd do:
title = 'Piano piece'
upper = \notes { ... }
lower = \notes { ... }
\include "template/piano.ly"
In this case, we'd also need one simple music example file per
template. This approach can be even easier to use, but is not very
flexible, it only works for simple and uniform pieces.
* Possibly some of you already have created something like this? I was
thinking of having templates for:
single melody = melody.ly
melody with lyrics = melody-lyrics.ly
melody with lyrics and chords = melody-lyrics-chords.ly
piano = piano.ly
piano with several voices = piano-4-voices.ly
piano with lyrics (between staves) = piano-lyrics.ly
piano with melody and lyrics = piano-melody-lyrics.ly
TODO (Choral templates, anyone?)
piano with lyrics and chords
(string) duet
(string) duet parts
string quartet
string quintet parts
orchestral score
orchestral parts
choral score with piano reduction (i.e., the piano staves have the
same notes as the choral parts)
choral score with piano accompaniment
choral parts
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