We have similar options for just Classical music so that you can configure SongKong to usually modify a field but not if it has been identified as a Classical song.Both of these options are on the Format tab We now allow you specify almost any fields that you do not want Songkong to modify, and also any fields that you only want SongKong to modify if they are currently empty.The main focus of this release is once again support for Classical Music tagging but there are other things as well We are pleased to announce that a major new version of SongKong is available today Now they are in their own fields they can help you to search and organize your collection and they can also be used to construct new filenames for these classical compositions.īut other cataloging methods have been developed for certain composers and we will discuss that next SongKong SongKong intelligently extracts Opus and Ranking numbers into their own fields. Sub-opus number (the second piece within the Op 59). 8 refers to the ranking among his sixteen Opus with Multiple works Remember an Opus can contain multiple works. Was found to be composed by Michael Haydn and was removed from Mozart’s catalogue, so there can be gaps.
Wrote 40 symphonies, but these are numbered 1-41 because the Symphony No.
Order, and 16 string quartets numbered 1 to 16. Symphonies, numbered 1 to 9 in chronological Whereas the Opus should identify all a composers works in date order, the ranking (No.) is used to catalog all works of a particular type Months of his life, but were not published until about ten years after Last three piano sonatas, which were written in the last Sometimes works were only produced after the composers death. most famously Vivaldi’s “Four Seasons” was part of twelve violin concertos all written between 1723 to 1725 packaged as Opus 8 “Il cimento dell’armonia e dell’inventione”. However some composers only bothered to catalog their best works, some only used it for certain types of works and some didn't use the system at all.Īn Opus can contain multiple works. The concept was to catalogue each work as they were published, so the Opus provides a list of all the composers works in date order. Opus Many Classical composers used the Opus (Op.) number. Some composers used the Opus catalog mechanism to organize their works, if used in conjunction with the composer this can be helpful for organizing your music. Conversely the same single work can be available on many different releases but not consistently named by the record companies making it difficult to identify when you have different versions of the same work. One issue with Classical music is Classical composers were not the most imaginative when naming their works and it can be difficult to differentiate one work from another. Fo rward to Part 5 - Classical Classification
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