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The problem isn't listening to it once you can find it, the problem is finding it.

The problem isn't listening to it once you can find it, the problem is finding it. If you're looking for a particular work to listen to, not just the most popular thing by that composer, Spotify gives you no way to browse by work. You can either try to guess which translation of the title they used, or you can type the number the piece is identified by, and in both cases it will usually autocorrect you to something more popular . There used to be a way around this, where you could type, say, :spotify:search:"BWV 588" into the search box and it would show you only exact matches for BWV 588. Doesn't work anymore. There are lots more problems. But you could read the article.

Posted by rspeer on Jul 29, 2015, 2:29 PM

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The problem isn't listening to it once you can find it, the problem is finding it.

rspeerJul 29, 2015, 2:29 PM

The problem isn't listening to it once you can find it, the problem is finding it. If you're looking for a particular work to listen to, not just the most popular thing by that composer, Spotify gives you no way to browse by work. You can either try to guess which translation of the title they used, or you can type the number the piece is identified by, and in both cases it will usually autocorrect you to something more popular . There used to be a way around this, where you could type, say, :spotify:search:"BWV 588" into the search box and it would show you only exact matches for BWV 588. Doesn't work anymore. There are lots more problems. But you could read the article.

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