Buying classical tracks on the Net

Greymalkin | 16:42 Tue 07th Sep 2010 | Internet

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Does anyone know of a website where I can buy just a track of a piece of classical music rather than a whole CD of other bits I don't want. I used to get my tracks from I-Tunes but the older version I am using does not let me buy music anymore and I can't update it as the newer version is not compatible with the equipment I am using (Ion Tape Converter)

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ChuckFickens

http://www.eclassical.com/

http://www.passionato.com/

But I would have thought it easier to use the latest version of itunes and then something like auducity to record the stuff from the tape deck, then import the recordings into itunes.

Buenchico

I would have thought that the obvious place would be Amazon. For example, if you use 'Mozart' as your search term within their 'MP3 Downloads' category, you'll find over 70,000 individual tracks on offer:
http://tinyurl.com/2uu766t

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