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With no surprise, I agree 100% with what Tisimst wrote. ;) I also confirm that, from discussions I had last year with publishers at the http://www.musicora.com/en , most (all?) of them uses Finale and Sibelius and have no interest to use LilyPond. And, yes, LilyPond's weakest point is definitely the...

I was just following the composer's indications (Dyens).
See the rest of my answers here: http://www.notat.io/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=49&p=640#p640

[...] A guitar solo on two staves, bass and treble. Interesting. We just had a discussion of double-staffing a solo violin piece.[...] Yep, this is particular to Dyens, although Sor's recommendations was to write guitar scores with 3 clefs! sorf-op7.png [...] I was also confused by the pizz. markin...

Hi, As an answer to this post: http://www.notat.io/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=42&p=639#p639 [...] It would not be common practice now to put the fingering on the staff in a keyboard solo. The numbers would be placed above or below the staff in the white spaces. All publishers adhere to this princip...

PIerre, the clef looks fine. [...] Great :) [...] I am confused by the pizz. markings. What is the instrumentation? [...] For guitar solo, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDxcfnoPnBM [...] Also, is it traditional in the guitar literature to put the fingering on the staff as you have it? I woul...

Hi NicholasG, Nicely done! ;) My question is, how long did it take to create SlippySurface in LP? [...] What took me some time was to create a code that define a curved staff-line (named 'split-staff'). The rest was done pretty quickly. Let say, one hour, maybe two for the whole score (honestly, I d...

Yep, you're right:

Sure:

How about:

Oops, I totally forgot about Denemo!
Actually I've never tried it, I cannot tell, but it looks something interesting to get the power of LP together with an intuitive interface.