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...p://musicbrainz.org/release/5234f9b3-011f-4fc9-96b1-81c923244944.html] Fix track names. * [http://www.brianfreud.byethost13.com/CSGOperaThing.html Track title generator]

...ifically to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_period_%28music%29 Classical Period] in Western music. Follow this checklist, and classical editing gets a lot easier.

{{Official style}} ...eant to refer specifically to the [[wikipedia:Classical_period_%28music%29|Classical Period]] in Western music.

Bug Swamp: The Complete Bug Hits: 1987-1990 (fictional title). --[[User:TarragonAllen|TarragonAllen]] ...ow in french), colons must be preceeded by nonbreak space or space. Do the style apply in these languages too? -- [[User:jesus2099|jesus2099]] 17:51, 22 Jul

The history of these discussions has been moved to [[History Of Opera Track Style|HistoryOfOperaTrackStyle]] ==Track titles on discs with only a single work==

...de]] > [[Classical Track Title Style]] > Classical Track Title Part Number Style </small> =Style for Part_number in Classical Track Titles=

{{official style guideline}} The following style guidelines outline how the data in MusicBrainz should be formatted and orga

* RFC for [[Classical Release Artist Style Proposal|ClassicalReleaseArtistStyleProposal]] <ul><li style="list-style-type:none">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

<ul><li style="list-style-type:none">My feeling here is that we should apply the language rules of th <ul><li style="list-style-type:none">another way to [[Tell Similar Languages Apart|TellSimilarLanguag

...ssues with works as the style council works toward drafting a new [[Work]] style guideline. ...dditional issues to raise, please add to the list and send an email to the style mailing list to discuss. If an issue has no champion, and is something you

''Comment:'' Remove "(feat. ...)" from the title of songs: # Is not the song's title (from the original sheet music, or what Joe Average calls it).

...c 18 11:06:52 UTC 2010 [http://lists.musicbrainz.org/pipermail/musicbrainz-style/2010-December/010713.html] I'm glad to see the recent discussion of style guideline to apply to Works (in the Next Generation Schema, NGS, sense). T

=Style for tracks which contain only part of a movement= ...e movement number (in Roman numerals) then information about the movement (title, tempi, whatever). Sometimes, however, a disc has long movements split acr

|style=true ...roposal:Soundtrack Style|SoundtrackStyle]] and [[Proposal:Soundtrack Title Style|SoundtrackTitleStyle]] (which apply mostly to film and video game soundtrac

...nd Sortnames|NamesAndSortnames]] page; this predates the [[Classical Style Guide|ClassicalStyleGuide]]. It will become even more obsolete with [[Advanced Re ...sts album, the composer or the performer? This happens presently both with classical works and covers.

...iscent of http://web.archive.org/web/20070106165630/http://musicbrainz.org/style.html . # Style Principle

* Clarify usage of various artists in the style guide per comments from Russell Garrett on IRC: <code><nowiki>2004-05-25 19:29 <Russss> I think the style guidelines should say something like "even if

* [[Image:Attention.png]] Howto/beginner's guide - no page exist yet * [[Image:Attention.png]] CSG for Releases and Release Groups: Title (detailed) - RFC can be written

...lease|SplitRelease]]<code><nowiki></nowiki></code>s, [[Split Release Title Style|SplitReleaseTitleStyle]] is applied. ...ith two albums should then properly be entered as “first title name/second title name.” Proper English usage dictates that there is NO need for excessive