Yes and no. You may have to do what you want manually. If what I am about to write is something you already know please don't shoot me. 1. Isolate the tracks by each composer with the Library search field. 2. Make new lists with the plus button on the lower left corner naming them the way you want. 3. Drag the individual tracks you want for that list name to that empty list's name. They will be copied to that new list name and not deleted from the master list. This is basic iTunes playlist building. 4. Alternatively, you can double click on the new list name to open it empty into a new window (any playlist can be double clicked into its own window) and drag from one window to the other making it easier to see what you have copied over to the new sub list of that composer's songs. I apologize if this is so basic that some readers are insulted I should try to explain the obvious. Or perhaps I don't understand your question. Is that any help? Or do you mean something all together different? k On Friday, May 9, 2003, at 08:27 AM, Stephen Spector wrote: > Hi ... I am not sure if this has been covered, so if it has, I > apologize. I > was wondering if there is any way to create playlists that mimic nested > folders. My collection is organized by composer, and I would like to > create > playlists by composer. The problem is, iTunes simply lumps ALL tracks > by the > composer as one long playlist. You have to go into the list to find the > individual scores. > > Or am I out of luck :(