Weird slurs and ties

In some special cases, usually in romantic music, one may want to invert the sense of a slur, linking for example a keyboard phrase beginning at the left hand and ending at the right hand. Thus, the slur of number n (a numeric vamue, not a roman numeral) can be inverted by


normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\Invertslur n


Besides, for some good reason, one may want to raise a slur at the next line. This is done by


\def\atnextline{ normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\liftslur n{ dimension }}


which will lift the slur number n by the given amount at the next line change. Of course, normalshapemediumseriesnormalshapemediumseries\liftslur could be called in the middle of a line, but the result would be rather ugly.

These two features are used at bars number 131–132 of examples normalshapemediumseries PACIFIQB and normalshapemediumseriesPACIFIQN.