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==Introduction== |
==Introduction== |
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The Classical Style Guide (CSG) is a set of guidelines that explains how (and when) "[[Classical_Music|classical]]" music should be handled differently from "non-classical" in Musicbrainz. "Classical" is used here in the broadest sense, and is not meant to refer specifically to the [ |
The Classical Style Guide (CSG) is a set of guidelines that explains how (and when) "[[Classical_Music|classical]]" music should be handled differently from "non-classical" in Musicbrainz. "Classical" is used here in the broadest sense, and is not meant to refer specifically to the [[wikipedia:Classical_period_%28music%29|Classical Period]] in Western music. |
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==When does the CSG apply?== |
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Revision as of 14:50, 1 May 2014
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Introduction
The Classical Style Guide (CSG) is a set of guidelines that explains how (and when) "classical" music should be handled differently from "non-classical" in Musicbrainz. "Classical" is used here in the broadest sense, and is not meant to refer specifically to the Classical Period in Western music.
When does the CSG apply?
Status:  This section is under development
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Guidelines
Release
Release and Release Group Title
Release and Release Group Artist
Recordings
Works
Language-specific
See also
Classical Music main page (in development)
Tips and guides
Note: These are not guidelines, but tips. If anything here isn't included in any official guideline, then it's unofficial and just a suggestion.
Tips for CSG editing by Brainz34.
