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I don't have the CD on hand; see the track information on Deutsche Grammaphon's website. It's obviously too unproductive to copy the track information from DG and paste it to each Track, even with free file renaming software like Advanced Rename.

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  • Where do you see that information? Could you show a screenshot? – harrymc Jun 24 '19 at 15:52
  • @harrymc Do you see my first embedded link to Deutsche Grammaphon's website? Let me know if not, and I'll post a screenshot. –  Jun 24 '19 at 20:06

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Try metatogger:

Metatogger allows correcting or completing audio files tags. It comes with features that allow:

manual tags editing or with C# scripts;
retrieve tags from file name or paths;
rename files with tags content;
look after duplicate audio files;
organize files according to tags (copy, move, symbolic link);
retrieve tags in a local database of 1.5 million public records;
retrieve covers and lyrics from Internet;
identify files using acoustic fingerprinting technology;
easily clean unwanted tags.

Metatogger works with Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, M4A (AAC and ALAC) and WMA.

https://www.luminescence-software.org/en/metatogger.html

NOTE: This is a software request question which is technically "off topic" on this website. The only reason it hasn't been closed is the bounty.

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If you are looking for a product to automatically identify and add metadata and then rename audio file according to the metadata, you could use for example the free MusicBrainz Picard available for Windows, Linux or Mac OS X.

For a review, see the article How to master your music metadata (Part 1).

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For other free products, see the article The 5 Best Free MP3 Tag Editors (the WMA format is also supported).

harrymc
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