Re: [mb-style] Classical: Multiple catalog numbers

2006-05-15 Thread Nathan Noble
--- Age Bosma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Frederic Da Vitoria wrote: > > Right, there is the problem of the order too. I > guess what is on the > > sleeve would be the most obvious choice, because > we can't ask users to > > do musicological researches each time! > > > > But my question (which

Re: [mb-style] Classical: Multiple catalog numbers

2006-05-14 Thread Age Bosma
Frederic Da Vitoria wrote: Right, there is the problem of the order too. I guess what is on the sleeve would be the most obvious choice, because we can't ask users to do musicological researches each time! But my question (which I realize I didn't ask here) was about formatting. Citing Prodoc in

Re: [mb-style] Classical: Multiple catalog numbers

2006-05-14 Thread Frederic Da Vitoria
Right, there is the problem of the order too. I guess what is on the sleeve would be the most obvious choice, because we can't ask users to do musicological researches each time! But my question (which I realize I didn't ask here) was about formatting. Citing Prodoc in CSGDiscussion: * 'KV 381

Re: [mb-style] Classical: Multiple catalog numbers

2006-05-13 Thread Adam Golding
perhaps the most recent number should be used?  this is usually when the catalog is *changed*OR we can use the number that was current at the time of the recordingor, just whatever's printed on the disc sleeve On 5/11/06, Frederic Da Vitoria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Funny how things which never o

[mb-style] Classical: Multiple catalog numbers

2006-05-11 Thread Frederic Da Vitoria
Funny how things which never occurred for months suddenly appear repeatedly :-) Recently we had two cases where a same work has two different numbers in the same catalog. Prodoc has asked how this should be entered in http://wiki.musicbrainz.org/ClassicalStyleGuideDiscussion, but he got only my a