Retail

[Herbert Pauls]

sdtom, you can get all the complete booklets for Naxos and Marco Polo CDs (and many other labels as well) through the Naxos Music Library. My local public library has a subscription, so I can use my library card number from home to access all the cds, cover, art, complete booklets, etc. Perhaps your public library in Minneapolis has the Naxos Music Library...

[Herbert Pauls]

Just checked the Naxos Music Library. The cpo Badings disc is there together with the complete booklet.

[eschiss1]

As to Doblinger, is that the same as the music publisher (Doblinger-Verlag) (mostly modern and I think also modern editions of earlier music, I think, but some very good music in-_my_-opinion (Wellesz, others) published by them), or is the name a coincidence?

[FBerwald]

Not all digital CPO booklets are complete - as in some say booklets and just have the 1st 3 pages of the booklet viz the cover and track listings. This happened with 2 of my downloads - Georg Schumann Symphony and the Graener Symphony.

[giles.enders]

This thread reminds me of Chinese whispers.  I started this tread groaning about retail, and now we are on to SSds and transistors.  It might be helpful for this to be on another thread.

[sdtom]

I feel it is an interesting discussion that should be continued but it is out of our remit. Perhaps Alan and Mark will permit us to start up a new topic.

Moderator's Note: The discussion which moved into consideration of the various options for long term storage of music collections can now be found here.