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| Principal_genres = Gesamtkunstwerk |
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Revision as of 17:41, 27 May 2007
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Usage
Placement
Insert the template at the top of the article — above the introduction or lead section, but below any maintenance tags, such as {{mergefrom}} or {{Unreferenced}} — using the "Cut-and-paste text" below. See the table at the bottom of this page for an explanation of the various parameters, and formatting advice.
Cut-and-paste text:
<!-- SCROLL DOWN TO EDIT MAIN PAGE TEXT --> <!-- Infobox composer; see Wikipedia:WikiProject Composers --> {{User:Turangalila/sandbox/Infobox composer <!-- REQUIRED Fields (must have a value entered) --> | Name = | Title = composer <!-- substitute other description if desired --> | Life_color = #B0E0E6 <!-- others may be substituted --> | Work_color = #EEE8AA <!-- others may be substituted --> <!-- OPTIONAL Fields (DELETE if not applicable or over-simple) --> | Nationality = <!--Image (if available) --> | Img = | Img_capt = | Img_size = | Landscape = <!-- "Life" (Note: DO NOT USE FLAG ICONS without _strong_ consensus on talk page) --> | Birth_name = <!-- Only if different from common name --> | Also_known_as = | Born = | Baptized = | Died = | Flourished = | Notable_family = <!-- "Work" --> | Idiom = <!-- Permissable values: [Classical]; [Jazz]; [Folk]; [Popular]; [Theater/Film]; or [Experimental] --> | Idiom2 = | Idiom3 = | Historical_era = | Styles/schools = | Teachers = | Students = | Collaborators = | Employers/patrons = | Other_occupations = | Principal_genres = | Notable_works = }} <!-- End Infobox composer -->
Guide to parameters
- REQUIRED parameters — must have a value entered.
Parameter | Explanation |
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Name | Commonly-used Anglophone version of the subject's name — generally identical to the article's title. |
Title | Default value = "composer ", but one could substitute another description, e.g. "Songwriter " or "Composer-conductor "; Displays at top of box, immediately below Name. |
Life_color | sets the background color for the Name and the "Life" heading. Default value ("PowderBlue") is provided, but one may substitute another color if desired. |
Work_color | sets the background color for Title, and the "Work" heading. Default value ("PaleGoldenrod") is provided, but one may substitute another color if desired. |
- OPTIONAL parameters — delete any parameters that are not applicable, too narrow, etc.
Parameter | Explanation | |
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Nationality | Enter the composer's nationality — could be as narrow as Viennese or as broad as European ; Displays at top of box as modifier to Title — use the adjectival form. | |
These parameters apply to an image of the subject, if available. | ||
Img | Enter *.jpg or other image name; Omit the namespace identifier ( Image: ) from image name; Do not enclose image name in brackets (i.e. omit "[[" and "]]"). | |
Img_capt | Enter a caption for the image. Try to include the date of the portrait and the name of the artist or photographer. | |
Img_size | Image size, only if it is smaller than 220 pixels width. Do not use "px" after specifying the size. | |
Landscape | Enter the value yes when using wide, short images. The image height (rather than width) will be limited to 200 pixels. Otherwise delete this parameter.
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These parameters provide info on the subject's lifespan, family, etc. They appear under the header "Life". | ||
Birth_name | Use only if different from name in header | |
Also_known_as | Enter any commonly used aliases or nicknames | |
Born | Enter birth date and place information using the format: [date] <br><small>[place]</small> ; Please do not insert flag icons — they are often anachronistic or otherwise inaccurate, and may break the template; Link dates as appropriate, per WP:DATE; Use approximations or ranges for dates where appropriate; Use the templates {{Birth date}} or {{Birth date and age}} as appropriate. | |
Baptized | Use as a substitute for the Born parameter where appropriate; use the same format as above. | |
Died | Enter death date and place information, using the same format as in Born; Use the template {{Death date and age}} as appropriate. | |
Flourished | Use as a substitute for Born and Died where appropriate. | |
Notable_family | e.g. the Mendelssohns, the Gabrieli's, the Bach's, etc. Link only family notable enough to merit a Wikipedia article. | |
These parameters provide info on the subject's music & career. They appear under the header "Work". | ||
Idiom | i.e. where the composer's works would likely be filed in a record store; Delete this parameter for most composers of the 19th Century and earlier; Displays in box as "Commonly classified as..." [value]; This parameter accepts only the following values: Classical, Jazz, Folk, Popular, Theater/Film, or Experimental .
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Idiom2 and Idiom3 | Same as Idiom — use for "eclectic" or "crossover" composers, e.g. Leonard Bernstein. | |
Historical_era | e.g. Renaissance , Baroque , etc.
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Styles/schools | Any stylistic label(s), school(s), or movement(s) commonly associated with the composer; e.g. Franco-Flemish school, Verismo, Les Six, Futurism, Bebop , etc.
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Teachers | One or two notable (notable enough to merit their own Wikipedia article) people with whom the subject studied extensively. | |
Students | One or two notable composers or others (notable enough to merit their own Wikipedia article) who studied extensively with the subject | |
Collaborators | Notable collaborators. e.g. Boito for Verdi, Diaghilev for Stravinsky, Peter Sellars for John Adams, etc; List only those who worked extensively with the composer, and who are notable enough in their own right to merit a Wikipedia article. | |
Employers/patrons | e.g. the Roman Catholic church; the Hapsburg monarchy, etc. (for those composers strongly associated with a particular employer/patron) | |
Other_occupations | e.g. "Pianist " for Liszt, "Insurance agent " for Ives, etc.
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Principal_genres | e.g. "Opera " for Verdi; "Symphony, Song " for Mahler, etc.; Delete parameter for more wide-ranging composers. | |
Notable_works | List one or two works on which the subject's fame rests; Primarily for "one-(or two-)hit wonders", rather than for more prolific composers; For example, an infobox for Engelbert Humperdinck might list Hänsel und Gretel in this parameter. |
Examples
- See User:Turangalila/sandbox/Infobox composer/examples for "real" examples — this is more for template-work
Fake example using all parameters
Anonymous XVII | ||
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{{{Description}}}
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![]() The composer in his "insect" phase | ||
Life | ||
Birth name | John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt | |
Also known as | Mookie The Gimp The Thing that Wouldn't Leave | |
Born | January 1, 1111 | |
Baptized | 1492-10-12 | |
Died | Error: Invalid dates for calculating age | |
Flourished | Occasionally | |
Notable family | Harpo Schemp | |
Work | ||
Commonly classified as... | Classical | |
or as... | Theater/Film | |
or as... | Experimental | |
Historical era(s) | Back in the day | |
Associated styles or schools | Maximalism | |
Notable teachers | Ockeghem | |
Notable students | Milton Babbit | |
Notable collaborators | Young Werther, Roy Hobbs | |
Employers or patrons | Beatrice; Milo Minderbinder; The Syndicate | |
Other occupations | All-around great guy | |
Principal genres | Gesamtkunstwerk | |
Notable works | Chopsticks Finnegan's Wake, The Opera |
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{{User:Turangalila/sandbox/Infobox composer | Name = Anonymous XVII | Title = composer | Life_color = #B0E0E6 | Work_color = #EEE8AA | Nationality = Lilliputian | Img = Wikipedesketch1.png | Img_capt = The composer in his "insect" phase | Img_size = 220 | Landscape = | Birth_name = John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt | Also_known_as = Mookie <br> The Gimp <br> The Thing that Wouldn't Leave | Born = {{Birth date|1111|1|1}} | Baptized = [[1492-10-12]] | Died = {{Death date and age|1919|11|11|1111|1|1}} | Flourished = Occasionally | Notable_family = Harpo <br>Schemp | Idiom = Classical | Idiom2 = Theater/Film | Idiom3 = Experimental | Historical_era = Back in the day | Styles/schools = Maximalism | Teachers = Ockeghem | Students = Milton Babbit | Collaborators = Young Werther, <br>Roy Hobbs | Employers/patrons = Beatrice; Milo Minderbinder; The Syndicate | Other_occupations = All-around great guy | Principal_genres = Gesamtkunstwerk | Notable_works = ''[[Chopsticks]]'' <br>''Finnegan's Wake, The Opera'' }}
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