This post tests some functionalities and technical aspects of the site.

Let’s test citation cite (Sor 1830). The bibliography should be at the end of this blog post; it’s wrapped in a “details” element, most probably press an arrow symbol and it should collapse to view. Let’s next test some LilyPond (music engraving) stuff.

#(ly:set-option 'resolution 100)
\version "2.24.4"
\language "english"
\pointAndClickOff
\header { tagline = "" }
testMelody = \relative c' {
  c8 d e f g a b c
  c,8 d e f g a b c
  c,8 d e f g a b c
  c,8 d e f g a b c
  c,8 d e f g a b c
  c,8 d e f g a b c
  c,8 d e f g a b c
  c,8 d e f g a b c
  c,8 d e f g a b c
}
\score {
  <<
    \new Staff \with { instrumentName = "Some instr." } { \testMelody }
    \new Staff \with { instrumentName = "Some instr." } { \testMelody }
  >>
}

A lilypond code block (emacs babel via ox-hugo) is rendered into musical notation. The figure is just a normal picture in the static -directory (so that other blogposts can use it easily, if needed) but the LilyPond code used to generate is wrapped in a details -element:

Some notes for myself and the most curious readers:

• I now use ox-hugo’s default csl export (and don’t provide csl file, but in the future possibly apa or chicago)
• The documentation of supported types and fields is finicky. Here’s how I’m able to cite songs etc in a rather sane way:
• @incollection{keynameFromPapisRef
  • author = {Composer one and Contrapuntist two},
  • origauthor = {Fenrir},
  • title = {Méthode complète pour la musictheorist},
  • booktitle = {My favourite album!},
  • series = {Website name; in a pinch, Arr. Firstname Lastname here.},
  • date = {1830-11-27},
  • origdate = {1777-01-13},
  • publisher = {Greengrove Dungeons},
  • howpublished = {Arr. Pernando Horra. Lyr. Jane Doe. Tr. John Smith. [URL Accessed 1999]. Any additional details.},
  • url = “gopher.bogusurl.document”
• }