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Al-fine repeats
The \fine
command marks the end of the music but does not
enforce it. When a repeat containing \fine
is unfolded,
the \fine
command is unfolded like any other music. For
correct unfolding, it is necessary to specify the volta in which
the Fine should be performed and the volte in which any
following music should be performed (see Other variation in repeated sections).
music = \fixed c' { \repeat volta 2 { f1 \volta 2 \fine \volta 1 b1 } } \score { \music } \score { \unfoldRepeats \music }
As shown immediately above, at the written end of the music,
\fine
creates a final bar line without a Fine
instruction. To force Fine to appear in such cases, set
the finalFineTextVisibility
context property.
\fixed c' { \set Score.finalFineTextVisibility = ##t f1 \fine }
To change the text that \fine
prints, set the
fineText
context property.
\fixed c' { \set Score.fineText = "Fine." \repeat volta 2 { f1 \volta 2 \fine \volta 1 b1 } }
For details on interactions with other types of bar lines and options for changing their appearance, see Automatic bar lines.
See also
Music Glossary: fine.
Notation Reference: Automatic bar lines, Other variation in repeated sections, Section divisions.
Snippets: Repeats.
Internals Reference: FineEvent, Jump_engraver, JumpScript.
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