This works nicely as quite a few players read the artists in the Artist field separately when they are separated by semicolons.

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but as far as I know :
"Mazurka (Bmaj, Op.67 No.1)"
"Mazurka (Bmaj, Op.67/1)"
and SOMETIMES "Mazurka No.1 (Bmaj, Op.67)"
are just different notations for the same thing.
I'm currently ripping Chopin's complete works (30 CDs, Brilliant Classics) and so far (20 ripped CDs) I think I can confirm this. Maybe there are cases where this is not true, but I've never come across one yet. So what do you think ?

Besides, I don't see the interest in keeping the german terms (e.g. C-dur, C-moll, Pianokonzert...). It makes comparison between several classical works impossible !

I translate every classical work's name into the universal music notation system (A-G with #, b, maj and min) and into english. C-dur becomes Cmaj, C-moll becomes Cmin, Pianokonzert becomes "Piano Concert" and everyone is happy. This way, when I want to list all my Piano Concerts, I simply type "Piano Concert" and bang ! here they are.

If you are lucky your collection is in AccurateRip and you can forget about all this and enjoy your music.

You can also burn EAC’s noncompliant image + cue sheets!

EAC Lossless Backup

Fill up missing offset samples with silence : Checked

-8 -T "artist=%a" -T "title=%t" -T "album=%g" -T "date=%y" -T "tracknumber=%n" -T "genre=%m" %s

It has been reported that, in some cases, the "-usefua" option will render your caching Plextor RW drive non-caching ... the drive feature detection will therefore (on some occasions) report your drive as non-caching which can speed up extraction quite a bit.