Apparently this Sibelius symphonies cycle is one of the best so I looked it up on Qobuz, added to the library. A multi-part work is shown, but the symphonies are not identified as the work that they are and linked to all the other versions in my library/tidal/qobuz etc.
This happens for all 7 albums with the 7 symphonies. Here’s the first in the list, link at Qobuz: https://open.qobuz.com/album/0825646480098
Sir John Barbirolli - “Sibelius: Symphony No. 1”
@Radu_Popescu The problem here is that the tracks don’t have any composer credits (we already have a plan to sort this out, but it will take a while).
If you have all of these Sibelius compositions in your library already, adding a Sibelius composer credit to all of the tracks should, hopefully, do what you want.
But I find this a lot. Not every time but a lot. Has Qobuz got no composer credits a all? I notice that on Qobuz when I do a search of a composer it doesn’t return a list of similar composers but a list of similar ‘artists’. I also notice there is no grouping of multi-part works. I am so used to rubbish meta-data that at first I just thought that was all it was and just filled in the gaps manually myself. But this is looking systemic. Is that thee case
Edit your track title for the 4th track to include a space between “Op.” and “105”.
What’s happening is that the space is interfering with our extraction of a common “stem”, so the opus number is not in the composition title. No opus or catalog number is why it’s not working.
