> special <p>, space and various other bits especially for Lynx users (like
> Murray Adelman) so it looks reasonable in this browser.
>
> > It may also facilitate using a browser's search capability (eg. Search for
> > "Beethoven" in this page).
>
> Possibly. Although this should become unnecessary when I add search / sort
> facilities to the site.
>
> > 3. The descriptor "classical" means different things to different people.
> > Your two examples are probably both classical and Classical. I'm doubt that
> > this will really cause much confusion to the target market, but maybe a
> > date (either of composition or composer's birth) could reduce ambiguity.
>
> I've thought quite hard about this and have decided to keep the "Music style"
> section in (Rennaisance/Classical etc.) as going simply by date could also be
> confusing - especially the music of the early 20th Century, eg. Joplin and
> Szymanowski were writing at about the same time, and their styles could not be
> more different! (Szymanowski hasn't gone out of copyright yet, though).
>
I thought it looked pretty good with lynx; but I don't see anywhere
where there are classifications of types of music.
By the way, I think if you have choices like "Renaisance", "Baroque",
etc then if "Classical" is in that list it is clear that the limited
meaning is meant.
Murray
