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...ossibly the date and venue for the recording. All other parts of the track title should be entered according to the normal [[Official Style Guideline]]s. ...]] "''live''", and [[Track Title|track titles]] should not contain [[Extra Title Information Style]] about the date and venue of the live performance. This

=Definition of all parts of a track title= In [[MusicBrainz Terminology|MusicBrainzTerminology]], the track title is the entire text string representing the name of a [[Track]] on a [[Relea

...ase Group]]s that are part of a [[Series]]. It does not apply to [[Release#Title|Release Titles]], which should reflect the actual release. ...eries]] labeled as volumes, separate the [[Volume Number]] from the [[Main Title]] by a comma like so:'''

See discussion on [[Clarify Extra Title Information|ClarifyExtraTitleInformation]] ...d part of the title and should be consistent with the language used in the title.

The following guidelines apply to the [[Release Title|ReleaseTitle]] field: : Use a colon (:) to separate parts of a title: "''[[Main Title|Main title]]: [[Subtitle|Subtitle]]''".

"title": "Main Tenance", "title": "Main Tenance",

...of a multi-part work, for example a symphony with four movements. The main title must be repeated for all tracks, so we don't lose the context. Use a colon ...main title isn't always written close to the tracks, it could even be the title of the disc.

==Track Title== ...of a multi-part work, for example a symphony with four movements. The main title must be repeated for all tracks, so we don't lose the context. Use a colon

...I think we need to make an exception when "Volume" is (part of) the [[Main Title|MainTitle]] of the Release. ...absurd, since there is only one Classic Singles release, not four, as that title implies. See [http://www.musicbrainz.org/showmod.html?modid=1681302 this m

...track must be entered in parentheses after the track's [[Main Title]]. The title of the mix/version and other proper names are formatted according to the [[ This guidelines is a sub-style of the more general [[Extra Title Information Style]].

...string representing the name of a [[Release]]. It is stored in the release title field. ...but please also see the classical-specific variation: [[Classical Release Title Style|ClassicalReleaseTitleStyle]] for [[Classical Music|ClassicalMusic]].

...propriate composer. If the release has more than one performing artist the main artist has to be clearly indicated on the cover-sleeve. ...chestras and also other vocalists. Callas is part of the release title and main performer.

[[Main Title|MainTitle]] [[Track Title|TrackTitle]]: [[Artist]] of song: Time of [[Track]]:

...the context. Use a colon as delimiter between the main title and the track title.<br> * For large works, the main title could be the title of the release.

...current title of the work in the language of the work and use this in the title field. #No other information should be added to the title field.

Main rule: Only the first word of title and proper nouns (names of people, places, objects, etc.) should be capital

Main rule: Only the first word of title and proper nouns (names of people, places, objects, etc.) should be capital

In general, do not enter more than one set of works as sub-parts of the same main work. See different versions and arrangements for exceptions. ...actual title field. We would need the parent work to be shown close to the title of the sub-part, like''

<small>[[Style Guideline]] > [[Classical Style Guide]] > Classical Release Title Style </small> ...e followed by the performer information. The instructions in the [[Release Title]] article apply to [[Classical Music|ClassicalMusic]]. This article elabora

...ed as volumes, separate the [[Volume Number|VolumeNumber]] from the [[Main Title|MainTitle]] by a comma like so:''' * Note that if the [[Main Title|MainTitle]] of a Release is just "''Volume 1''" or similar then this guidel