Re: Copyright for music question

[Carol Simpson <csimpson@LIS.ADMIN.UNT.EDU>]

REMINDER: discs such as this and many others are not "copyright free".
They are =royalty free= which means you can use them in public
performances without paying fees, but you may not copy the disc for
another school, for example, because there is still a copyright on the
music. It's an important distinction.

Carol Simpson, Ed.D.
Asst. Professor - School of Library & Information Sciences
University of North Texas
PO Box 311068
Denton, TX 76203
940-565-3776 (voice)
940-565-3101 (fax)
csimpson@lis.admin.unt.edu



>>> Christine Findlay <FindlayC@CENTERVILLE.K12.OH.US> 02/03/01 08:18AM
>>>
In the fall of 1999, I bought a series of copyright free music CDs from
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the Films for the Humanities & Sciences company.  It was called the =
Production Music Library and at that time, cost $299.00 plus shipping
and =
handling.  It has 12 different titles (I believe 14 discs) covering a
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range of topics.  They have been so useful for all of our productions
and =
take away the copyright worry.

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