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I'm transcripting antiphon **Spiritus Domini replevit** to (N)GABC, but I've noticed that original St. Gall's manuscript seems to have a _sursum parum_ over tractulus at word **orbem**, as shown below:...

lbssousa

Centering above-lines text

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I'm trying to add some chords above the staff for one of our organists who dislikes reading off of modern notation transcriptions. It would be great if I could get...

fiat96

Use a header to specify NABC font

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At the moment I use \gresetnabcfont{grelaon}{10} in the TeX wrapper file to specify that I want to use Laon neumes. Would it be possible to do this with a GABC...

ahinkley

This is not really a problem as users can always adjust inclinations, but I think there is a possible improvement to Gregorio's choice of inclination for the punctum inclinatum in...

leduc006

Above-Line-Text dissapears when including NABC code

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I have some antiphons like this in my document:  I've tried to include some adiastematic neums to this score, but when I include the NABC code, the Above-Lines-Text dissapears:...

lbssousa

Staff with two lines of F and C cleffs

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Hi All. I'm trying to draw a staff with the two cleff lines (F in red and C in yellow). Does exist a way with Gregorio or with LaTex for...

fstirpe

Kpsewhich error not appearing in log

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The following kpsewhich based error is sent to stderr but does not get added to the glog file that Gregorio itself generates: 154: in function `gregorio_out_name_ok': error:kpse prohibits write to...

rpspringuel

Create a new set of glyphs and using with Gregorio score

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Hi All, I’m looking for adding a new set of glyphs to use in a Gabc score. Even if i found the way for adding few neumes using GregorioTex commands...

fstirpe

A fork of Gregorio to implement the Old Roman and Beneventan chant in square notation

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We started about a year and a half ago to implement the Beneventan notation, especially those glyphs that are used in the Old Roman repertory. Beside designing new glyphs which...

bbolognese87

Custos at the beginning of the score

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Food for thought. Some scores have a nice hint for beginners: a custos placed just after the key for the dominante note of the piece. This is a little tricky...

Toinewh