You wrote
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I’m trying to put together a book of Irish tunes.  I don’t need a lot of
text, so lilypond-book is overkill.  I’m trying instead to use the \book
markup as described in the File Structure section of the manual.

However, when I assign titles to a book, a book part, and a score, as
per the manual, I only get the book part title displayed.  What am I
missing?

=-=-=-= cutting here would be bad for your screen =-=-=-=

\version "2.12.3"

\book {
  \header {
    title = "Book Title" % this doesn’t show
  }
  \bookpart {
    \header {
      title = "Book Part Title" % this shows
    }
    \score {
      \relative c' {
        c4 c c c
      }
      \header {
        title = "Score Title" % this doesn’t show
      }
      \layout {}
    }
  }
}

=-=-=-= don’t actually cut here either =-=-=-=

Thanks,
Chris
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Hi Chris,
Does the attached file help?
I haven't tested it with lp-v12...
Regards
Bill
\version "2.14.1"

  \header %This is the 'Title page' for the whole multi-score compilation
  {
    title = "Title"
    subtitle = "Sub"
    subsubtitle = " subSub"
    % and all or any of the other bits and pieces which can be put in the Header
    }

\paper {
	print-all-headers = ##t %This allows the Titles etc for each Score to print...
	}

\score { %This is the first music piece in the compilation
	{ a b c' d' } %This MUST be placed ahead of the /header block
	\header { %This is the title etc for the first music piece
		breakbefore = ##t %This makes the first music piece begin on a new page
		title = "First Title"
		composer = "Composer the First"
		subtitle = " "
		subsubtitle = ##f
		poet = ##f
		arranger = ##f 
		piece = " "	
		}
\layout  { }
}

\score {  %This is the second music piece in the compilation	
	{ a b c' d' }
	\header { %This is the title etc for the second music piece
		%breakbefore = ##t %This makes the second music piece begin on a new page
		title = "2nd Title"
		composer = "Composer the Second"
		subtitle = "2nd Sub"
		subsubtitle = ##f
		poet = ##f
		arranger = ##f 
		piece = " "	
		}
\layout  { }
}

\score { %This is the third music piece in the compilation	
	{ a b c' d' }
	\header { %This is the title etc for the second music piece
		breakbefore = ##t %This makes the second music piece begin on a new page
		title = "3rd Title"
		composer = "Composer the Third"
		subtitle = "3rd Sub"
		subsubtitle = ##f
		poet = ##f
		arranger = ##f 
		piece = " "	
		}
\layout  { }
}
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