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OK leave it with me

You might need to send me your library file (C:\Users\Public\Music\muso\database\Music Library.db) because I've tried to distill it down to a simple scenario and haven't had any success reproducing your issue. eg. here I've taken a classical album and added an arbitrary group with an extra composer for each track in the group, for the arranger. It correctly shows the arranger as a prefix for both tracks, not the first arranger in the group as your scenario seems to be doing:

That's really odd. I wondered if it might be because Hough is also artist and performer, so I removed him from those roles and also removed Tchaikovsky as composer so there were only the two arrangers for tracks 5 & 6. Hough still did not appear as the arranger for track 6 although the other details changed as expected. See pic I'll email the database.

Hmm. The database is 25MB. I could share it on OneDrive or Dropbox.

I don't think there's any other way for me to track this down.

Got your file, thanks. I think I found the issue. If you look at the group header fields for these two tracks you'll find one has a trailing :: and the other doesn't. If you remove the :: it should then behave.

Brilliant! Thanks very much. Looks like I need to fix a small issue in the Picard "Classical Extras" plugin! BTW if you look at albums which have Custom10 as "Version 0.9.x of Classical Extras", you will be able to see what I have managed to do with it.

That's a well-tagged collection

I've made a minor fix in 2.6.54.01 to cope with this situation if it ever happens again.

Ta. But I'll fix the plugin as well. BTW, I was curious what would happen if one of the tracks actually had a subtitle. I updated to the new version and entered a subtitle on the last track. I'm pleased to report that it was displayed correctly