Annex B (informative) Samples
XML samples are provided in separate files which can be found here.
The table below provides samples of structured classical work albums.
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A release containing three recordings of segments of a single work. An example is a concerto comprising three movements. |
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A release containing recordings of two works each of which has three segments. An example is two concertos each comprising three movements. |
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A release containing recordings of two works each of which has two segments, followed by two separate non-hierarchical works. An example would be two works comprising two movements each, plus two single-movement works. |
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A release containing recordings of one work with two segments, followed by one separate non-hierarchical work, followed by a second work with two segments, followed by a further non-hierarchical work
The content of this release is the same as in the previous example. However, the running order of the release, as defined by the sequence numbers on the second-level |
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A release containing two recordings of the same work which has two segments. |
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A release containing recordings of two works each of which has two segments. The release is (also) available as a physical product where the first work is on one carrier and the second work is on a second carrier,
An example would be a multi-disc multi work-classical album. |
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It is technically also possible to communicate the previous example with the structure shown on the right, this approach should not be used. |
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A release containing recordings of one work with six segments. The release is (also) available as a physical product where the work is spread over multiple carriers.
An example would be a multi-disc classical album. |
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