4.2 Music layout
4.2.1 Setting the staff size
4.2.2 Score layout
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Notation Reference
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
4.2.1 Setting the staff size
4.2.2 Score 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