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7.6 TitleType

Allowed Value Set		Definition
`TitleType`		A Type of `Title`
	Allowed Value
	`AbbreviatedDisplayTitle`	A shortened version of the `DisplayTitle` which may be used for devices that have limited display capability.
	`AlternativeTitle`	An alternative to a primary `Title`, e.g. a `ReferenceTitle` or a `DisplayTitle`. For example: a song may become well known or 'also known as (a.k.a.)' by its first line or a line from its chorus: 'Don't Stop Me Now' performed by Queen may have an `AlternativeTitle` 'Having A Good Time' or, 'I will always love you' performed by Whitney Houston may have an `AlternativeTitle` of 'Theme from Bodyguard'.
	`DisplayTitle`	A `Title` expressed by the `RightsController` as to how a `Title` should be displayed for presentation to the consumer.
	`FirstLineOfText`	A `Title` which consists of the first line of the text of which it is a `Title`.
	`FormalTitle`	A `Title` structured according to a naming convention. In many cases, a `FormalTitle` will be communicated together with a `GroupingTitle`. For example: this is often used for classical works. The 1st movement of Vivaldi's Spring concerto may have a `FormalTitle` of 'Concerto No. 1 in E major, Op. 8, RV 269, 'Spring' (La primavera), 1. Allegro (in E major)'.
	`GroupingTitle`	A `Title` given to a grouping of `Creation`s. This is often used for classical works to indicate the parent work to the one being described. In many cases, a `GroupingTitle` will be communicated together with a FormalTitle. For example: when describing the 1st movement of Vivaldi's Spring concerto, a suitable `GroupingTitle` would be its `FormalTitle` without the last part. 'Concerto No. 1 in E major, Op. 8, RV 269, 'Spring' (La primavera)'.
	`IncorrectTitle`	A `Title` by which a `Creation` is often incorrectly known.
	`MisspelledTitle`	A `Title` that contains common typographic errors.
	`OriginalTitle`	A `Title` given to a `Creation` by its `Creator`(s), in its original language. A `Creation` may be given more than one `OriginalTitle`. The `OriginalTitle` of a Creation X may be the `DisplayTitle` of a Creation that X is based on. For example: the `OriginalTitle` of the `MusicalWork` “My Way”, whose lyrics were written by Paul Anka, is 'Comme d'habitude' written and composed by Claude François.
	`SearchTitle`	A `Title` created to aid database searching. For example: where special characters, puns, or slang have been replaced by standardized elements.
	`SortingTitle`	A `Title` which has been arranged such that it can be used for alphabetic sorting.
	`TitleAsPart`	A `Title` of a `Creation` as part of another `Creation`.
	`TitleWithoutPunctuation`	A `Title` from which all initial articles and punctuation have been removed.
	`TranslatedTitle`	A translation into a different language of the value contained in an `OriginalTitle` element. This is not the same as the `OriginalTitle` of a translation of a `Creation`, though the two will often be represented by the same text string. For example: the `TranslatedTitle` of “Le Nozze di Figaro” is “The Marriage Of Figaro”.
	`Unknown`	A `Type` of an `Entity` used when a sender of a DDEX message wishes to indicate that the value within the allowed value set is unknown.
	`UserDefined`	A `Type` of an `Entity` which is defined by a sender of a DDEX message in a manner acceptable to its recipient.