Is there a Web site that lists tracks and track length for CDs??

Music Lane

It's all about the music, dude! Sit down, relax and listen to some tunes.

I am often doing research into the length of [mostly classical] pieces and the length of the individual movements or tracks.
I go to Andante sometimes and look in their "Music in Print" database to find the published length of various works. However, not only is their database sometimes quite difficult to search in, it also contains errors, and its coverage is spotty (on a % basis; there is certainly a lot there, don't get me wrong).
Certainly, different performances will have different time/length for a given piece. The published length is a good barometer for the whole piece but seldom lists the movements' times.
Anyone know a way to research these things? Other than picking up CDs at the store and looking at the back? :^) --which is the best way, but of course the stores dont have all the CDs that one might wish to have a look at, AND not all labels feature times broken out by movement, or sometimes even for the whole piece.
Any ideas?
Mike

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Topic - Is there a Web site that lists tracks and track length for CDs?? - High-end Dreamer 06:08:33 11/25/02 (3)

thanks for the assists!..... nt - High-end Dreamer 16:41:51 11/25/02 (0)

Here's a couple... - SE 09:26:01 11/25/02 (0)

Although not complete... - mike_decock 08:53:04 11/25/02 (0)

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