How to use iTunes to put new music on an iPhone 4S with old music, keeping the old???

I recently bought a new computer. My iPhone has amid of iTunes + Purchased. I burned a CD and want to put new music on it, but I also want to keep the ones currently on it. HELP!!

You need to move the iTunes Music Library from your old computer to your new one. Then you can add the new CD to iTunes and sync your device to it without losing anything you have already:
iTunes: How to move your music to a new computer
Cheers,
GB

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Second problem: I told iTunes not to convert my WMA
files during setup. This would create AAC copies in
my iTunes folder, and my disc is nearly full. But
iTunes still added the WMA files to its library; and
now whenever I sync with the iPod, iTunes hangs for
about 10 minutes while it works out that it can't
transfer all these WMA files. Is there an easy way
to delete them from iTunes? I do NOT want to have to
go through track-by-track, as there are several
thousand of them.
OK, answering one of my own questions: I realised that I can add a "Kind" column to the tracks view, then order on that. This puts all the WMA tracks together, so I can select them all and then hit Delete.
If only the remainder didn't look so few.
I've yet to see what will happen when I sync my iPod...
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