Referencia de la notación de GNU LilyPond: 1. Musical notation

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# 1. Musical notation

Este capítulo explica cómo crear notación musical.

1.1 Pitches |  | Escritura y presentación de la altura de las notas.
1.2 Rhythms |  | Escritura y presentación de las duraciones de las notas.
1.3 Expressive marks |  | Añadir expresión a las notas.
1.4 Repeats |  | Repetir música.
1.5 Simultaneous notes |  | Más de una nota a la vez.
1.6 Staff notation |  | Imprimir pentagramas.
1.7 Editorial annotations |  | Notación especial para aumentar la legibilidad.
1.8 Text |  | Añadir texto a las partituras.

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#### Manual de referencia de la notación

- 1. Musical notation
  - 1.1 Pitches
  - 1.2 Rhythms
  - 1.3 Expressive marks
  - 1.4 Repeats
  - 1.5 Simultaneous notes
  - 1.6 Staff notation
  - 1.7 Editorial annotations
  - 1.8 Text
- 2. Specialist notation
  - 2.1 Vocal music
  - 2.2 Keyboard and other multi-staff instruments
  - 2.3 Unfretted string instruments
  - 2.4 Fretted string instruments
  - 2.5 Percussion
  - 2.6 Wind instruments
  - 2.7 Chord notation
  - 2.8 Ancient notation
  - 2.9 World music
- 3. General input and output
  - 3.1 Input structure
  - 3.2 Titles and headers
  - 3.3 Working with input files
  - 3.4 Controlling output
  - 3.5 MIDI output
- 4. Spacing issues
  - 4.1 Paper and pages
  - 4.2 Music layout
  - 4.3 Breaks
  - 4.4 Vertical spacing
  - 4.5 Horizontal spacing
  - 4.6 Fitting music onto fewer pages
- 5. Changing defaults
  - 5.1 Interpretation contexts
  - 5.2 Explaining the Internals Reference
  - 5.3 Modifying properties
  - 5.4 Useful concepts and properties
  - 5.5 Advanced tweaks
- 6. Interfaces for programmers
  - 6.1 Music functions
  - 6.2 Programmer interfaces
  - 6.3 Building complicated functions
  - 6.4 Markup programmer interface
  - 6.5 Contexts for programmers
  - 6.6 Scheme procedures as properties
  - 6.7 Using Scheme code instead of `\tweak`
  - 6.8 Difficult tweaks
- A. Literature list
- B. Notation manual tables
  - B.1 Chord name chart
  - B.2 Common chord modifiers
  - B.3 Predefined fretboard diagrams
  - B.4 MIDI instruments
  - B.5 List of colors
  - B.6 The Feta font
  - B.7 Note head styles
  - B.8 Text markup commands
  - B.9 Text markup list commands
  - B.10 List of articulations
  - B.11 Percussion notes
  - B.12 All context properties
  - B.13 Layout properties
  - B.14 Identifiers
  - B.15 Scheme functions
- C. Cheat sheet
- D. GNU Free Documentation License
- E. LilyPond command index
- F. LilyPond index