Latest Updates - Gregorio Allegri

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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

Organists and accompanists count as soloists - thanks for adding them.

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Comment by gregs45s SUBS:

@Gill Sans
No problem:)
No, there are no actual soloists listed, just the 30 members of the choir en mass, there are two Organists however, Jonathan Vaughan and John Robinson,which i have added as Soloist's, (if, indeed that is the correct field).
That's very useful to know, i shall add more in the future.
cheers!

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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

Sorry, I somehow missed your reply until now.
Thanks for adding more performers; are any soloists listed in the booklet? I'm not aware of a limit but you can add a lot more than the thirteen on this; here's one I did earlier, with over 100 performers! The Treasury Of English Church Music, 1100-1965

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Comment by gregs45s SUBS:

@Gill Sans
All composers now added.
"I think you must have requested someone to "Please edit this record's Performer list" but that is too non-specific."
?No, i did not make any such request, i just wanted to check the actual physical limit to the amount of performers you can add to any one field, as there were quite a few composers on this one. I wanted to know a number for future reference when adding multiple performers,i.e. "20 composers maximum", surely, there must be a upper limit to the amount?, or, do you have an unlimited space for each performer?
cheers

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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

ALL the composers, orchestras, conductors and 'star' artists please! I personally like to see all choir and consort members too, if they are credited, but there are limits to how long you want to spend on it ;-)

I think you must have requested someone to "Please edit this record's Performer list" but that is too non-specific. If any details need changing please submit a 'correction' and the mods will (eventually) get round to it. Meanwhile you can add performers yourself.

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Comment by gregs45s SUBS:

What is the preffered limit/maximum amount of composers that can be added to the "Add Extra Performers" field, out of interest please?

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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

This is somewhat of a 'Greatest Hits' compilation of tracks previously released on Deutsche Grammophon and Decca, as for example with this Gabrieli Consort recording of O Magnum Mysterium under Paul McCreesh.
[YouTube Video]

I expect I will find others of these tracks which I already have on the original labels.

As with all good 'Greatest Hits' records, the choice is from some wonderful performances. classical-choice.de describes the series as "an inexpensive series for classical music beginners and the curious".

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Comment by Gill Sans SUBS:

[YouTube Video]