MAESTRO MANAGER Classical Music Cataloging Software
Maestro Manager is a cataloging program that manages and organizes collections of classical music recordings. Focused on the needs of collectors and audiophiles, using Maestro Manager is like having an AUTOMATED LIBRARIAN and SECRETARY devoted to the management and administration of your album collection. Due to a superior database that answers in-depth questions and keeps track of the FILING LOCATION of each CD, LP, record, and tape, Maestro Manager enhances the listening and collecting experience of every classical music collector.
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Maestro Manager Copyright © 2000 Ian Fogel
YOU'LL APPRECIATE AND BENEFIT FROM MAESTRO MANAGER IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING APPLIES TO YOU:
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Own classical music albums on CD, vinyl LP, record, tape, or other formats.
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Enjoy symphonies, chamber music, opera, string quartets, concertos, choral, or other forms of classical music.
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Have an interest in the vintage classical recordings such as on Chesky, Classic Records, Columbia, Decca SXL, Electrola, EMI ASD, Everest SDBR, London CS, Lyrita, Mercury SR, Odeon, RCA LSC, FFSS, Living Presence, and Living Stereo.
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Purchase classical music on CDs, vinyl LPs, records, or tapes.
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Need to organize, inventory, or insure your album collection.
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Desire to track or catalogue albums recommended by experts who critique classical music recordings such as Jonathan Valin, Sid Marks, Robert Moon, Michael Gray, James Mitchell, Ronald Penndorf, and The Absolute Sound's Super Disc list.
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Sometimes ask,“What should I play?” “What do I own?” or “Where did I file it?”
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File albums in various storage locations–such as different homes, rooms, cabinets, or shelves.
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File different copies of the same album in different locations–such as areas devoted to duplicates or albums for sale.
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Collect recordings of different conductors, composers, composition titles, orchestras, or solo artists.
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Collect albums on various labels or made by different vendors.
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Read articles in The Absolute Sound, Stereophile, and HiFi+ and have an interest in the discographies and history of vintage classical recordings detailed in references such as The RCA Bible, Phil Rees The Audiophile Record Collector's Handbook, Canfield's Guide to Classical Recordings, Full Frequency Stereophonic Sound, The Golden Era of RCA Records, and Recollections Guide to Collectable LPs.
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