Le lundi 06 mars 2023 à 10:43 -0600, Guy Stalnaker a écrit : > Hello everyone, > > Curious if anyone on this list, especially in Germany, has knowledge or > experience with musicalion.com. I just received an unsolicited email > from them about my choral works on Choral Public Domain Library > (cpdl.org) asking me to also put my work in their system. They *seem* > legit, but in this day and age where "seems" can obscure a cloud of > issues, I though I'd ask this community first, knowing that many of you > have far more experience than I have with publishing music at all levels.
I have exactly zero experience with professional music publishing, but I recommend that you read their terms and conditions. [https://www.musicalion.com/general/Docs/en_EN/terms.pdf](https://www.musicalion.com/general/Docs/en_EN/terms.pdf) At a glance, article 5: > The right to use the collection of all sheet music and > recordings from Musicalion.com is limited to the period of > membership. After terminating membership, the user must destroy > all Musicalion.com data files and printouts which > are still in the user's possession. In the event that a user > provided an ensemble with sheet music from > Musicalion.com, then the user is responsible to ensure the destruction > of these copies makes me think this is not a service I would be particularly happy to use, personally.
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