Hi On Mon, 4 Aug 2003, Diane Blaurock wrote:
> If I understand what I've read about copyright law correctly, scholarly > editions with critical apparatus are covered only for a period of 25 years. > I am assuming that this pertains to the edition that I have, because the > editor lists all of the corrections that he made. If I reset the score, > omitting the realization of the continuo line and only giving the figured > bass, would I be able to post my score and parts to the archive? I have not heard anything about those 25 years, and I presume that it differs in different countries. I have taken the "easy" way and only published pieces transcribed from 17- and 18th century prints and manuscripts. > Or should I keep it to myself and we all pretend I never wrote this? And do like me? :-) This is why I could not keep myself from commenting this. Yes, I have transcribed exactly that sonata and kept it to myself because of copyright questions that I did not have the energy to solve. If you do come to a conclusion, I'm interested in hearing about it. /Johan Tufvesson _______________________________________________ TeX-music mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://sunsite.dk/mailman/listinfo/tex-music
