Keeping track of what you like?

[NJ Joe]

I've never had a problem keeping track of what I like. Keeping track of what I own is what's become difficult.

Absolutely.  For the latter, I frequently keep notes of purchases made over a certain time period, especially when I go on a binge.

[(poco) Sforzando]

Yeah, me too. There is this theme that I call the "Spring" theme in the first movement of M1 (played by violins -- happens twice -- could say it is the "loudest/liveliest" part of the movement) which reminds me of the first movement of B6, but that's about it.

Can you supply measure or page numbers from the scores?

[EigenUser]

Can you supply measure or page numbers from the scores?

Argh, my score doesn't have measure numbers! I hate it when they do that... It happens is 5 bars after rehearsal number 9 (played by flutes, oboes, and clarinets). At rehearsal number 10 violins join. Pages 14-15, though that probably varies by publisher (I have a Kalmus conductor's score). It happens again at the end of the movement.

I don't know, maybe it's just me. It sounds like everything blooming.

[Hiker]

I use nothing more complicated than Spotify playlists saved in Spotify folders named after composers. Not sure what I will do if I leave Spotify...