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...ressing country. Blanket generalizations lead to another "Classical Style Guide" subset of the rules which deters consistency of rules and application of s ...apan-market releases which have [[Release Title|ReleaseTitle]]s or [[Track Title|TrackTitle]]s in English (wholly or in part), ....". This answers my questi

...of conflict between the contents of this FAQ with a style guide, the style guide rules! ===Where are the style guidelines for classical music?===

{{official style guideline}} ...nship Type|collaboration]]. That is, they are given credit on the cover or track listing of a release by another artist in a manner which elevates their con

...page started as an attempt to keep track of all formal proposals on the [[Style Mailing List|StyleMailingList]], that hase been moved to [[User:kuno/Curren ...t]]), most of these probably have accompanying discussions on either the [[Style Mailing List|StyleMailingList]] or [[Users Mailing List|UsersMailingList]].

<small>[[Style Guideline]] > Classical Style Guide</small> =Classical Style Guidelines=

{{official style guideline}} ....g. Latin) records the general type of characters in which the release and track titles are written. In most cases, the script will be guessed correctly, so

A common structure lies beneath the track titles. Rather informally, this can be defined as ...assical Track Title Style#Work_title|Work_title:]] [[Classical Track Title Style#Part_title|Part_title]] (No space between Work_title and colon)

==How to Determine the Release Artist for Classical Releases== The [[Release Artist|ReleaseArtist]] for classical releases should be set according to the following rules. Each subsequent r

..., which fits really badly into either OperaTrackStyle or [[Classical Track Style|ClassicalTrackStyle]]. That is Mozart's K. 196 // K. 207a/121. It is a sy <ul><li style="list-style-type:none">I suppose this happens so seldom that we don't really need to cr

...ers mailing list] or the [http://forums.musicbrainz.org/viewforum.php?id=5 style forum]. * [[artist:9e44f539-f3fc-4120-bce2-94c8716437fa|Classical]]

|style=1 The aim of this style guide is to define some kind of consistency for classical music in MusicBrainz.

I have releases where the first part of the track series has no part number, despite a second part existing. In this case I t ..."Some Trackname, Part 1"? I'm in favor of applying PartNumberStyle to all track names which have some notation of Pt, Pts and other variants. --[[User:Kesc

...although I think that posting a note on one of the MB groups to warn other classical-minded MB users would be a good idea. ...s. Seen this way, the diagram mainly emphasizes what is more important for classical than for other kinds of music.

This page contains the history of the [[Opera Track Style|OperaTrackStyle]] ''The following sections used to be in [[Talk:Classical Style Guide|ClassicalStyleGuideDiscussion]].''

...which are gradually being ripped, encoded, and tagged. Most are opera and classical, but there are other genres in there too.... I really care about having acc * Store multiple language alternatives for opera and classical Track Titles and Release Titles.

...riate to instead apply [[Classical Style Guide|classical style]]. Theatre Style also applies to soundtracks for television or film versions of musical thea 2. In most cases, the release group, release, recording and track [[artist credit]] should be to the work's composer(s), '''not''' the perfor

* [[Classical Entries That Need Editing]] * [[Classical Future]]

...ot completely official but still almost always followed) [[Classical Style Guide]]. First of all, you'll need to enter a title! Take a look at the [[Style/Titles|guidelines for titles]].

* [[Release Title|ReleaseTitle]]: "Complete Discography" throws a javascript exception (disc * Track titles ending with the -Letters- 'Part' do not get properly 'guess cased' s

..."classical" - as opposed to "popular" - music, check the [[Style/Classical|classical guidelines]]. First of all, you'll need to enter a title! Take a look at the [[Style/Titles|guidelines for titles]].