Karl posted his collection as a simple list, so I decided to join the party. My files can be found at: Word doc http://www.classical.net/classical.doc UTF-8 text http://www.classical.net/classical.txt Both versions are identical. Karl wrote: >... I tried to cut out the familiar repertoire like Beethoven >Symphonies, etc. unless they featured a somewhat less frequently >encounter performance. I made no such attempt. This is basically a list of how my collection looked a few months ago. I'm behind in my data entry. So, my listing is basically everything. I did remove obvious duplicates. Also, a lot of detail is missing. For instance, I have Bach cello suites played on viola and on double bass. That isn't indicated here. Many times I have version of piano 4-hands and orchestra, for example. Instrumental variations are not noted in this list. All items listed are on commercial CDs. My collection is primarily instrumental music after 1600, and primarily vocal before that date. >In discussions with Dave...and feel free to correct me...some of these >lists might be mounted at classical.net and become something we can all >contribute to. I've got plenty of space available, so I can make just about anything available. >I would also wonder if any other subscribers to the classical list might >have their holdings listed so they can be viewed. My listing is going to be boring compared to a listing that includes broadcast tapes, etc. But I do think I've found some very obscure CDs over the last 20+ years, so there may be some things there of interest. Dave