Mozart - Identify Composition

[RalfG]

thanks for yesterdays support @BrianW @Bill_Swartz @AnimalOnDrums

i’m still struggeling with the following topic: even when compositions or part of compositions are identified at album level, some are NOT shown as a recording at the composition view.

here is an example (tracklisting of the album):

as you see both tracks are recognized as part of a composition.

the first track (…figaro…) is shown in the composition listing, the second (…KV 467 …) NOT

track figaro (correct):

track KV 467 (missing here):

what needs to be done, that the track KV467 from album “colours of mozart” is listed as a recording in the composition view? thanks for your ideas.

[BrianW (Brian)]

If you use the 3 dot edit for your KV 467 track, and select go to composition, what do you see?

[RalfG]

thanks @BrianW

that looks good, it shows the right composition with 109 recordings.
i took the photo below when i press the 3 dots in that menu and it even shows that album

(but in the lower part of that menu, when i select the compositions out my library this album is missing)

[BrianW (Brian)]

The fact that you see 109 recordings, and not 900 odd, means you have ‘complete recordings only’ on. If you toggle that off, (recordings drop down sort > only complete recordings) does it then show up?

[RalfG]

thanks @BrianW

the missing album is shown with filter “albums by popularity” !

what is the difference between filter in composition “recordings by popularity” vs. “albums by popularity”?

does it mean: recordings need to have all tracks of a compositions vs. album can have parts of that composition?

thanks for clarification

[BrianW (Brian)]

I think using the “album” sort will include albums with part compositions in, whereas using “recordings” allows you to choose complete or not.

[RalfG]

i got it @BrianW - you made my day
“only complete recordings” was the topic.
the album is shown, if that switch is off.

thanks for your help, appreciate that.

[BrianW (Brian)]

Wonderful. Time to listen now.