AlkanCV Op26 Marche Funebre#1104
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I've updated the lilypond code. It is now much more in line with the original (only deviations are occasional uses of ottava markings which are absent in the source) and follows better mutopia practices. I have kept my more experimental (but in my opinion much easier to read) lilypond file separate - would it be possible to upload this also? |
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I've fixed a final few issues I spotted. I've also uploaded an alternative ly file that describes the same music, but I put my edits in there. If you are not interested in such a personal take on the typesetting feel free to delete it. |
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This is the sheet music for C-V Alkan's Marche Funebre, Op.26. It is based on F. Lucca's (~1847) source. However, I made a few edits as this was for my own pleasure that I list here for clarity:
Beyond this it is broadly fastidious in adhering to the source.
As a note, I wrote this using my own python library. I have put the url as the maintainer, but if this is not acceptable, please use my name (Thomas Morgan).
Edit to add: Because this was written first in python and then compiled by a machine into lilypond it fails to meet best practices. If you want I can include the python code, which is more nicely formatted. I may also be able to tweak the python library to better approximate best practices in its output. I don't really fancy manually editing the lilypond code to bring it in to line though!
Thanks,
Tom