I (and a lot of other ppl) had one of our videos flagged as part of a
broad sweep of classical music.
I appealed, since we recorded it and did the edition, and I never
heard back. I think they just cast a wide net.
dt
At 08:22 PM 8/14/2010, you wrote:
>BMI.
>>
>> Pretty sure that th
These are called Performance Royalties. BMI, ASCAP and SESAC and
entitled to collect income for the copyright owners. Your restaurant
obviously made the right choice by hiring you! The music you play is in
the public domain and there are no copyright owners (unless you play
some arra
BMI.
>
> Pretty sure that the burden of proof is on BMI to demonstrate you are
> performing licensed material ..., I suspect a charge of harassment
could
> well be made from the letter alone.
> --
> Dana Emery
Dana is right as far as I understand it. The licensing agenci
For anyone in the UK interested, `The BBC Proms' is featuring music by
JS Bach on TV right now. 8pm - 10pm (BBC2)
Best Wishes
Ron (UK)
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> Dear All,
>
> I play my lute regularly at a local restaurant, music from before 1650
> exclusively. The owners have been contacted by BMI and were told that
> they need a license.
Not a lawyer, but reading the FAQ on the BMI website I note that they
admit there are other licensing agencies, eac
Peter,
--- On Sat, 8/14/10, Peter Nightingale wrote:
>
> I play my lute regularly at a local restaurant, music from
> before 1650
> exclusively. The owners have been contacted by BMI
> and were told that
> they need a license.
> Putting it generously, I would call this BMI claim dubious
> and
Dear All,
I play my lute regularly at a local restaurant, music from before 1650
exclusively. The owners have been contacted by BMI and were told that
they need a license. BMI states on its web page that: "Broadcast Music,
Inc. collects license fees from businesses that use music, which it
di
Davide, Alexander, Gian Lucca
To the rescue again. Many thanks for your help.
Monica
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From: "lastraioli"
To: "Monica Hall"
Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2010 6:06 PM
Subject: Italian translation again
I can confirm Alexander's opinion.
"tratta" is the extensio
'Tratta' is a neck extension (i.e. same as on a theorbo) with the peg
head for additional (extended) strings at the end of it.
It is highly unlikely that 'chinara', as you put it, means anything else
in this context but chitara; just a peculiar handwriting style, that's
all. Whether they cared
Another translation query...
The whole sentence is
Misura della longezza e largezza della tratta di Citara Tiorbata et in
su la detta tratta ge vanno susa sette bassi e questa in Cima deue
essere una quarta da violino eil restando deue da chinara [sic] tutte
sette.
whic
Hi,
I have uploaded at mediafire a new lute Duo for 2 equal lutes (Unisono)
Schmid, Bernhard d. Ä. - Damours me plains (Roger Pathie)
Enjoy
Anton
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hi, I have uploaded a new duet for lutes ad Secundam
Jannequin - Petite nymphe folastre
It is a short, but very nice little Duo.
Enjoy
Anton
2 Lauten 10-chörig
http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=2ff9bbd6c00cf4bce5c3dee5769931ec581ba18fc46fe28aa7b01fe6e4055ae3
Arresti, Floriano - Ricercar
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