A.8 The Emmentaler font

The Emmentaler font consists of two sub-sets of glyphs. “Feta”, used for classical notation and “Parmesan”, used for Ancient notation.

Any glyph within the Emmentaler font can be accessed directly by using text markup along with the name of the glyph (as shown in the tables below). For example;

g^\markup {\musicglyph "scripts.segno" }

or

\markup {\musicglyph "five"}

For more information see Formatting text.

Clef glyphs

Time Signature glyphs

Number glyphs

Accidental glyphs

Default Notehead glyphs

Special Notehead glyphs

Shape-note Notehead glyphs

Rest glyphs

Flag glyphs

Dot glyphs

Dynamic glyphs

Script glyphs

Arrowhead glyphs

Bracket-tip glyphs

Pedal glyphs

Accordion glyphs

Tie glyphs

Vaticana glyphs

Medicaea glyphs

Hufnagel glyphs

Mensural glyphs

Neomensural glyphs

Petrucci glyphs

Solesmes glyphs

Kievan Notation glyphs

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