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# pipeband-music
Collection of lilypond files for a pipeband.
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It concerns pipes and three types of drums (bass, tenor and snare (or side)).
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To this end, you will need the bagpipe.ly normally included by lilypond aswell as the lilydrum package ([lyp-package](https://github.com/lyp-packages/lilydrum/) / [git ](https://github.com/kastdeur/lilydrum )).
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For most tunes there are at least pipe and snare scores + a "full" score containing both.
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If I play standards/stock scores to a tune, it is not included.
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The same holds for tenor and bass scores.
Although this is my personal collection, quite a few tunes are used for my pipeband [The Seaforth Highlanders of Holland Memorial Pipes and Drums ](https://seaforth.nl ).
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## How to compile a score
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You can use the `./build` script for this.
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It is a bash wrapper script for lilypond.
Inspect this file first, to link lilydrum and review options you want.
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With the `-dno-strip-output-dir` setting, files will be compiled in their respective folders.
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## How to add a new score
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In `./templates` you can find templates for the various permutations of instruments and their scores.
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These can be used as a starting point for a new score.
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You will need at least `./templates/config.ily` to define the title, meter, time signature, etc