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What does the Lilypond "<< ... >>" construct do?

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What does the << ... >> construct do? When is it appropriate? What it is called? It is used extensively in the documentation but I haven't found a definition. Thanks

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Christopher Helck Avatar asked Mar 08 '26 05:03

Christopher Helck


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Searching for "simultaneous music" found the answer. Apparently { ... } is for sequential processing and << ... >> is for parallel or simultaneous processing. There is an entry in the learning manual's glossary but not in the Notation Reference.

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Christopher Helck Avatar answered Mar 10 '26 09:03

Christopher Helck



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