No one should be obliged to give their music away for free. That is indeed my choice. I do not expect anyone to be prepared to pay for it. But current laws state that copyright remains after death of maker for 75 years which is stupid. I feel it should even be gone once my piece is paid for, but I haven't worked out how to make that work. It's simply how I view my work now, it may well change, but hopefully always aimed at getting music knwon and performed.
:-) Paul Delcour Mark D. Lew wrote: >At 9:08 AM 06/18/02, Paul Delcour wrote: > > >>So, do I deny them my composing >>and arranging skills? No, of course not. Why should I? >> >> > >If you want to give away your music for free, good for you. That is your >right and we all support you in your choice. > >The only objection here is to the implication that others are obliged to do >the same. > >mdl > > > > > _______________________________________________ Finale mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.shsu.edu/mailman/listinfo/finale
