Hm, so everybody missed this option, already existent ?
Why don't you simply right-click on the bar with titles (artist, title,
year etc etc) and simply check the option Composer !
That's all that you have to do !
And, provided your files *do* have this tag filled in, you will be able to
sort
Perfect ! Thank you very much!
On Mon, Aug 10, 2020 at 9:51 PM Garthhh wrote:
> You can organize by composer by using advanced grouping of the library
> Click the wrench next to the search box>group by>advanced grouping
> 1st level composer
> 2nd level artist
>
>
> On Monday, August 10, 2020
You can organize by composer by using advanced grouping of the library
Click the wrench next to the search box>group by>advanced grouping
1st level composer
2nd level artist
On Monday, August 10, 2020 at 5:39:49 PM UTC-7 bill...@gmail.com wrote:
> The artist is very far from being irrelevant.
The artist is very far from being irrelevant. When I think about listening
to something, I think of the composer first, along with the work, and then
I decide which recording (by which artist(s) I want to listen to. Say I
have 34 recordings of the Bruckner 7th (strange, but true). I need to be
Hi, Jeffery - It really shouldn't be necessary for those of us who choose
to listen to classical to go through such gymnastics. Why couldn't
Clementine
simply offer me a choice of how I want the left hand column listing
organized - e.g., "List by Composer", "List by Artist", "List by Music
Thanks for your prompt reply, Peter. But for me, i wonder how I would "set
the composer as artist". Would I have to go through over 11,000 files and
manually enter the composer in the "artist" category? And if I did, then
what would I do with the artist information that is also useful to me
I do the same as Peter, setting Artist and Composer to be the same. I then
put conductor, orchestra and soloists in either the Performer or Comments
section. I also put all music files under the same Composer folder so that
I can locate them without too much hassle.
On Monday, August 10,
With classical music, since the composer is the most important part, the
artist is fairly much irrelevant, I have set the composer as the artist.
Now I can listen to a composer/artist of my choosing.
On Tue, 11 Aug 2020 at 03:12, William Gallagher wrote:
> Clementine appears to be directed
