What Do I Own?
With the ability to answer nearly any question that pertains to a collection, using Maestro Manager empowers absolute control of your album collection. Determining whether you own any LPs that contain piano concertos recommended by The Absolute Sound that have stunning dynamics that you should play when your friend Jasmine visits is as simple to address as determining which CDs in your collection contain works conducted by Stokowski. See picture of how to create and ask questions.

Where Did I File It? 
Other music cataloging programs that simply display information that describes an album provide limited value if you cannot locate that album. Whereas when responding to questions, Maestro's answers include the filing location of each copy of each album that fulfills a question's criteria. These responses, if desired, can be limited to those albums stored in specific locations defined by the user such as "duplicates", "for sale", "at Maggie's House", or "upstairs cabinet". See picture and description of the two fields used to describe an album's filing location.

Gain Flexibility In How You File Albums 
Because you no longer have to file albums that share a particular grouping together, you gain tremendous flexibility in how you file your albums. Instead of trying to keep all piano concertos or all Beethoven compositions together, you can file them in areas devoted to other groupings such as with other composers, other musical categories, with album labels, or 20th century music. Even by filing them in this manner, Maestro Manager can locate each album that contains a piano concerto or locate something as specific as each LP that contains a Beethoven composition performed by Ricci that has awesome string tone.