1. Select 'search' in the menu on the left-hand side
   
2. Enter the desired criteria in the selected field
   - Composer : complete or partial
   - Opus : The overall numbers done by the composer. Mozart has an index of more than 600 pieces.
   - Name : Name or nickname of a musical piece. Moonlight, Eroica or poem.
   - Key : If you know what key the piece is composed in, it is a useful criteria.
   
   By selecting the composer and a key, the total hits would be reduced to a manageable quantity.
   
   - CD Name : Use this field if you have seen a CD somewhere and
   noted the serial no. or the name of the CD.
   - Label : As it says.
   - Performer: Just input the orchestra, conductor or the solo performer.
   
3. By using the fields on the right you are limiting the output.
   - Case sensitive: Here the output will be displayed according to the selected case in the input field(s).
   - Exact match : Helps comparing the input field against the complete field in the datase. Use with caution!
   - Sort by : Define in which order the output is displayed. Opus is the default but
   could be changed to Composer, Music name or Performer.
   
4. Just hit 'search' button
   
5. If you found nothing, please check the spelling. Tchaikovsky and Khatchaturean are spelled in many variations.
   
6. If you found too many, please type some more information. It may reduce the number of hits.
   - Is it a 'A minor' piece?
   - Is it a concerto?
   - Did Naxos record it?

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