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I am disappointed with iTunes' support for organizing classical music. When listening on an iPod/iPhone/iHome device, it displays the artist, album and song title. I don't see an option to view composer. As a workaround, I have started to title my songs as follows:
ComposerLastName: Piece - Movement #, Op. #
All my composer data in iTunes is the following format:
Last name, First name (year of birth-year of death)
I would like to automate a process in renaming all my classical tracks in the following manner.
if (genre == classical)
trackTitle = composerLastName + ": " + existingTrackTitle;
Does anyone know how I could achieve this? I have varying music formats, .mp3, .m4a and some .flac




I was looking at your question and trying to think how to reword the title into a question (like it should be), and was at a loss as to what in particular you were trying to do. Either, you're trying to sort things by composer, or you're trying to rename things with the composer out front to make them clear. I'm not sure which it is. – killermist – 2013-03-03T23:06:35.153
1I'm trying to rename titles so it's clear from the track name who the composer is. And my apologies, I'll be more careful with naming posts in the future. Thanks for letting me know. – robert.ecot – 2013-03-03T23:14:23.600
1Cool. And I didn't mean you any offense. Now that we know what you're looking for, did you want to edit your title to a question, or would you like me to do that? (or I guess someone else could do it while we're discussing, possibly) – killermist – 2013-03-03T23:19:08.370