We have songs that are a verse sung by a cantor and a response sung by the congregation. In spoken texts we use normal text to indicate the text spoken by the pastor or assisting minister and bolded text to indicate text spoken by the congregation. Being able to carry this formatting over to songs would be wonderful. (At the moment, we get around this by duplicating the song and displaying one verse in regular font and the response in bold, and then repeating it as many times as needed for the whole song to be sung -- sometimes that adds 6-8 elements to the presentation.)
Colin Cameron
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We have songs that are a verse sung by a cantor and a response sung by the congregation. In spoken texts we use normal text to indicate the text spoken by the pastor or assisting minister and bolded text to indicate text spoken by the congregation. Being able to carry this formatting over to songs would be wonderful. (At the moment, we get around this by duplicating the song and displaying one verse in regular font and the response in bold, and then repeating it as many times as needed for the whole song to be sung -- sometimes that adds 6-8 elements to the presentation.)