snarlydwarf Wrote: 
> I'd think for a lot of classicial music the TPE1 would be empty (no
> prominant soloist), though certainly not all.TPE1 is odd, because according 
> to the spec it's for the "lead
artist/performer/soloist/performing group".  So if there's no featured
soloist then it would fall back on the orchestra or the conductor.  But
there is no other field for the soloists like there is for the conductor
and the performing group.


> 
> Ah, so you could have, in one list:
> .   The B-52's
> .   JS Bach
> .   Adrian Belew
> ?
>  Yes...if I browsed by "composer or artist".  Or I could browse by
"performer or artist" and get
.   The B-52s
.   Adrian Belew
.   Ton Koopman
for the same set of music (Ton Koopman being the harpsichord player on
the album of Bach fugues).

What I don't like to see is:
.   Daniel Barenboim 
.   Ludwig van Beethoven
.   Berlin Philharmonic
.   Cake
.   Dire Straits
.   Yo-Yo Ma
.   Itzhak Perlman
.   Berlin Philharmonic

Where I only have 3 albums, and 6 out of the 8 entries come from the
same classical album.

> Did you try the settings on the server for tossing Composer,
> Band/Orchestra, and Conductor into the general 'contributor' table?I saw that 
> and based on the description it seems to form a union of all
the boxes you check, and you end up with a list like my last example
above.  If I wanted that kind of mish-mash, I can achieve it more
easily by including the soloist, composer, orchestra, and composer in
the ARTIST field separated by a '/'.

> TPE4 isn't used right now, though I only have a few cases where that
> would be nice.I have a few too, and in most of them I just include it in the 
> song
title.  Or in the case of Panthalassa (Miles Davis remixed by Bill
Laswell) I could just place it in the album title.

> Slimserver doesn't do anything with it, which is fine by me.  I don't
> see any use for it that Genre doesn't already do...  'Weather -
> Hurricane'?  Riiight.Well, my thought was to co-opt it for use as the overall 
> title for
multi-track works like symphonies, sonatas, or Rush's "2112".


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