Hi. Why have you moved pages on pieces by Beethoven from things like Symphony No. 5 (Beethoven) to things like Symphony_No._5_in_C_minor,_Opus_67 (Beethoven)? As far as I can see, this just makes it harder to link directly to these articles (I for one don't know the opus numbers of pieces without looking them up) and brings no compensatory benefit. See also Wikipedia:Naming conventions (pieces of music). --Camembert
I've thought about it for a bit, and I'm just going to move them all back and change the linkage at List of works by Beethoven (see Talk:List of works by Beethoven for my thinking on this). I know this just undoes what you did, but article titles should be as simple as possible so long as they accurately convey what the article is about and are not ambiguous. I really see no point in moving Fidelio to Fidelio, Opus 72c (Beethoven), for example (especially when other operas and pieces by other composers are not named this way). --Camembert