Recursively move files of one type and create destination sub-folders
I'm just getting into Bash scripting, and would appreciate some help with this question. My music collection is split into a smaller, "active" set, kept on my laptop, and a much larger collection on an external hard drive. I've just converted some of the larger filetypes on my "active" set to *.mp3, and now want to move all the original files (*.flac) to the external hard drive. I need some help putting together a command or script that will recursively search my active music set for *.flac and then move them, but keeping the source directory structure. Some or all of these subdirectories may not exist on the destination.
eg. On the active music set, I may have:
/Music/artist1/album1/(a mix of *.mp3 and *.flac files)
/Music/artist2/album1/(a mix of *.mp3 and *.flac files)
and on the hard drive
/Music 2/artist1/album2/(the contents of the album)
So when copying, it'll need to create "/album1/" in "artist1" on the destination, and also "/artist2/album1/"
Thanks in advance!
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