45worlds Forum - View Single Post - Regarding Multiple Tracks on Classical pieces

12th Sep 2016, 10:02 AM
	Magic Marmalade If you're not lost... It's not an adventure! Member since Jun 2014 3735 Points Moderator	Where this is the case, I usually find that it's because the particular piece is broken into it's constituent components: Piano Concerto No.1; Op.23: Adagio Allegro etc. I count these as the separate tracks - as they play - you really need to look at the booklet sometimes to see these. So when entering, I will do: Track 1: Piano Concerto No.1; Op.23 SECTIONBREAK Adagio Track 2: Allegro etc. For it to appear as: Piano Concerto No.1; Op.23 (Heading) Track1: Adagio Track 2: Allegro. But it has been a difficult thing to work out when the inclusion of a vinyl album requires sides 1 and 2 to be distinguished, as you only get one sectionbreak, so this distinction must be included alongside the heading. I resolved to use capitals for the different sides, just so you can distinguish from the headings when reading. But this can be even further confused when there are sub-sections to these individual tracks that all, collectively appear under one heading for the piece, such as the movements... and still with the need to add sides 1 and two. Classical needs more sectionbreaks than most other worlds to properly represent what's on these discs. So if this, or sub-sectionbreaks could be added as a possibility, it would be good (And the distinction between sides 1 and two for vinyl albums could be added as it is on vinyl world as a matter of course).