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Footnotes
[1] In its simplest form, a font family usually contains fonts in roman, italic, bold, and bold italic styles.
[2] Selecting OpenType font scripts and languages is not supported yet.
[3] The data is taken from the Pango reference for version 1.46.1; the syntax supported by LilyPond is actually a subset of what Pango provides.
[4] This implies that, contrary to single fonts, a trailing comma is never necessary.
[5] To be more
precise, ‘emmentaler’ (with a lowercase ‘e’, which is
mandatory in the argument to #:music
and #:brace
) is
a set of fonts (but not a font family in the FontConfig sense)
that LilyPond accesses and manages directly. Instead of various
styles, however, it comes with different design sizes,
see section Music fonts, and Replacing the notation font. The
corresponding FontConfig font names are ‘Emmentaler-size’,
where size is one of the numbers 11, 13, 14, 16, 18, 20, 23,
and 26.
For braces, the FontConfig font name is ‘Emmentaler-Brace’.
[6] LilyPond’s Emmentaler fonts contain three glyph sets: Feta (for modern notation), Parmesan (for ancient notation), and braces. Both Feta and Parmesan are accessed with the ‘fetaMusic’ encoding.
[7] Scheme tutorial, contains a short tutorial on entering numbers, lists, strings, and symbols in Scheme.
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