How to better organize your classical music in iTunes 12.5

Macworld
Sep 21, 2016, 7:00 am430 pts
As a classical music listener with a large iTunes library, I have long lamented the way iTunes manages this type of music. iTunes considers every track to be a “song,” and as classical music fans know, this isn’t always the case. Sure, some classical music can be classified as songs: opera arias, lieder, and…

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