How to play classical continuously?

Thanks Winston.
Since posting, I have had a thought: what if I create a separate playlist for each CD (or even one containing all the Mozart piano sonatas for example) and then can create an “album” and put that playlist and all others in it. It seems (but unconfirmed as yet) that copying this album into the iPod would permit it to play continuously in the order in which a) works were arranged in each playlist; and b) the order in which playlists were arranged in the album. I could break my library into several albums which would still allow many hours of continuous playing in each. I would be stuck with that order of play unless or until I dragged the works or the playlists into a different order.
What do you think?

OK - here's the solution.....(If in doubt, ask your grandson!):

In the iPod, go to Music> Playlists and scroll down to the bottom of your list of playlists. You will find an option "On-the-Go". The first time you access this, it will give the instructions to compile a continuous music file for your travels. So - scroll back up your playlists. To add a COMPLETE playlist (in my case the full CD of music by a composer) highlight the playlist, then press and hold down the central button. The highlighted playlist will flash several times and then stop. To add only, say, one movement of a work, or one aria, go into that playlist, highlight the item, press and hold down the central button. "On-the-Go" becomes one giant playlist, without disturbing your playlist strategy. The works are played back in the order in which you entered them.
Hope this helps other classical listeners.