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# Lilydrum (pipeband-drumming notation)
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Somehow, the drums part in lilypond does not cover a notation with only right and left hands
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Somehow, the drums part in lilypond does not cover a notation with only right and left hands
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(also known as Swiss style drum notation).
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That is, right is above the line and left is below it.
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In the same manner as the bagpipe.ly file included with lilypond, flams and drags are defined as a shortcut.
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There has been such a lilypond include file earlier, made by Simon Froger
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There has been such a lilypond include file earlier, made by Simon Froger
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(which includes all of the above).
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This repository builds on work.
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The original file can still be found at [http://lsr.di.unimi.it/LSR/Snippet?id=970](http://lsr.di.unimi.it/LSR/Snippet?id=970).
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@ -16,19 +16,49 @@ This repository has also been converted into a [lyp](https://github.com/noteflak
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## How to use
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---------------------
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To make a pipeband drum staff simply use
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`\new PipeBandDrumStaff`.
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This creates a DrumStaff with a few specific changes.
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Add the following line to include the definitions for use in your document:
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```lilypond
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\include "[path]/lilydrum.ly"
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```
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!! Note that you do not need to use PipeBandDrumStaff to use the rest.
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The music needs to be defined in a `\drummode` environment.
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You can get this in two ways:
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```lilypond
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\new DrumStaff {
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\drummode {
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[music]
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}
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}
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```
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or (simply)
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```lilypond
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\drums {
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[music]
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}
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```
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### Music
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In pipeband music there is a distinction between left-hand and right-hand strokes.
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To implement this in your music you can use the `d` and `g` notenames.
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* `d`: (*droite*) right hand
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* `g`: (*gauche*) left hand
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*You can still use the regular drumcharacters (such as `sn` or `bd`) in your music.*
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### Pipeband DrumStaff
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To make a pipeband drumstaff (a `DrumStaff` with a few specific changes) you can use
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```lilypond
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\new PipeBandDrumStaff
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```
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*You do not need to use PipeBandDrumStaff to use the music definitions.*
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Music needs to be defined in `\drummode`.
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You can use every regular drum character (such as `sn` or `bd`), as `d` and `g` are appended to the list.
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## Example piece
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*(see [./example.ly](./example.ly) for fully annotated code and its [score](./example.pdf))*
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This was generated by the following code.
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```lilypond
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\partial 8 d8:32( |
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g8.)[ g16 \drag d8] d8.[ d16 \drag g8] |
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g8.[ \drag d16 d8] d8.[ d16 \drag g8] |
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\tutti {
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\flam d8. d16 g8 d4.:32( |
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d8.) g16 d8 \flam g4
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}
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d8:32( |
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g8.)[ g16 \drag d8] d8.[ d16 \drag g8] |
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g8.[ \drag d16 d8] d8.[ d16 \drag g8] |
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\tutti{
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\flam d8. d16:64( d8) \flam d8. d16 \flam g8 |
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d8.:32( d16) \flam g8 \flam d4
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}
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}
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```
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see [./example.ly](./example.ly) for fully annotated code and its [score](./example.pdf).
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### Embellishments (Side)
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-----------------
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Flams and Drags can be added using `\flam` and `\drag`. They can determine whether to be left or right by themselves for simple expressions.
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### Embellishments (Side Drum)
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Flams and Drags can be added using `\flam` and `\drag`.
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They can determine whether to be left or right by themselves for simple expressions.
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If a certain hand is needed they can be inserted directly by appending `d` or `g` to `flam`,`drag`,..
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A `\flam d` is equal to `\flamd d`.
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e.g. a `\flam d` is equal to `\flamd d`.
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There are currently 4 such shortcuts:
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* `\flam` - A Flam
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* `\drag` - A Drag
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* `\drag` - A Drag
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* `\ruff` - A Ruff
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* `\sruff` - A Swiss Ruff
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### Unison Brackets (Side)
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Unison Brackets are triggered using `\dr`.
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### Unison Brackets (Side Drum)
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Unison Brackets are triggered using `\dr`.
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They need an endpoint which is defined by `\fr`.
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You can use `\tutti` for this aswell.
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It takes a music expression which is automagically put under brackets.
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Appending `dr` to the `\flam`'s or `\drag`'s triggers the unison bracket.
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e.g. `\flamdr` of `\draggdr`.
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e.g. `\flamdr` or `\draggdr`.
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### Flourishing (Tenor Drum)
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### Flourishing (Tenor)
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A few flourishes have been added, most are from the [EUSPBA](http://www.euspba.org/resource/music/EUSPBA_drums_tenorflourishing.pdf):
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* `\flourish`
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* `\splitTheFeather`
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