Closed mkonik closed 4 years ago
It is complicated to figure out how to identify the difference between a very long melisma and the case where the text terminates. I have an undocumented system for terminating underscores in text for JRP that I have also implemented for the melisma tool: Add a &
at the end of the syllable at the end of a verse (or place the &
at then end of the melisma at the end of the last syllable of a verse).
Here is an example with an update to melisma (line 35):
Also note that underscores to indicate melismas on the last notes of words currently needs to be explicitly encoded, but should be made automatic and/or add a style option to allow for automatic underscores or automatic no underscores:
Notice line 60 underscore in this example:
An alternative method is to merge the **text
spines after the repeat:
But this would probably mean that the data has to be edited to be like this after import from MusicXML.
When in a vocal piece there are two verses on first section and only one in second, melisma marks everything in second section.