GNU LilyPond - Example of LilyPond Input File

Example of LilyPond Input File

\version "2.15.14" \include "english.ly" \header { title = \markup { "Excerpt from" \italic "fibonacci" } composer = "Patrick McCarty" %copyright = % \markup \fontsize #-5 { % Copyright © 2009. % Typeset with GNU LilyPond. % Released into public domain by the composer. % } } \paper { paper-height = 4.6\in paper-width = 8.5\in indent = #0 system-count = #2 } \score { \new PianoStaff = "pianostaff" << \new Staff = "RH" \relative c' { #(set-accidental-style 'piano 'Score) \clef "treble" \time 2/4 \set Score.currentBarNumber = #51 \tempo "Slow and steady" 4 = 60 4 \acciaccatura { cs16 } 4 | % m. 51 4 \acciaccatura { e16 } 4 | % m. 52 4 \acciaccatura { ds16 } 4 | % m. 53 4 \acciaccatura { ds16 } 4 | % m. 54 4 \acciaccatura { cs16 } e16 f gs a | % m. 55 8 \acciaccatura { as16 } 8 ~ 16 ds b as | % m. 56 b16 d8 bf32 f' g16 af bf c | % m. 57 16 ( c af ) ( ds b ) ( ds | % m. 58 \time 3/4 16 ) \noBeam d,16 f gs a16 e f b c16 d, ( f gs | % m. 59 a16 b ) e, ( f gs16 b c ) f, ( gs16 as b c ) | % m. 60 } \new Dynamics = "Dynamics_pf" { s4 \p \< s4 | % m. 51 s4 s4 | % m. 52 s4 \mp \> s4 | % m. 53 s4 s4 \! | % m. 54 s4 \p s4 | % m. 55 s1 * 2/4 | % m. 56 s4 \< s4 | % m. 57 s4 s4 | % m. 58 \override DynamicText #'extra-spacing-width = #'(-0.75 . 0.75) s16 \mf s16 \p s8 s4 s4 | % m. 59 s2. | % m. 60 } \new Staff = "LH" \relative c, { \clef "bass" \time 2/4 cs4. cs8 | % m. 51 cs4. d8 | % m. 52 f4. a8 | % m. 53 f4. d8 | % m. 54 cs4. cs8 | % m. 55 d4 ds | % m. 56 gs4. bf,8 | % m. 57 f'4 b, | % m. 58 \time 3/4 d4. d8 ~ d4 | % m. 59 ef2 f4 | % m. 60 } >> }

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