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Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"

Author: DavidBlumberg  Date:   2005-04-12 22:47 There certainly are licensing issues with performing "covers" in public. Hey Mark, ever heard of a Classical piece being called a "cover" Even with the pre-1923 works there are certain works which are still under copyright such as some of the Russian works. I remember Eugene Rousseau doing a Sax arrangement of a pre 1923 Russian work which he had to basically recall due to copyright issues.

Topics	Author	Date
The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	Terry Stibal	2005-04-11 15:48
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	Ralph G	2005-04-11 18:29
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	John Morton	2005-04-12 16:01
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	DavidBlumberg	2005-04-12 16:10
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	Terry Stibal	2005-04-12 19:37
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	Mark Charette	2005-04-12 19:39
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	Don Poulsen	2005-04-12 20:17
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	DavidBlumberg	2005-04-12 20:21
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	Mark Charette	2005-04-12 20:34
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	DavidBlumberg	2005-04-12 21:45
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"  new	Mark Charette	2005-04-12 22:30
Re: The new "electronic music 'book'"	DavidBlumberg	2005-04-12 22:47

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