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Would it be safe to assume that most classical music (e.g. Fur Elise) is in the public domain? -- nm

Posted by prayformojo (aka mayhem) Dec 23 '11, 07:25

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isn't it something like anything over 95 years - decline Dec 23, 07:28 1
- the way they keep extending it, soon cave drawings will be back under copyright. -- nm - zork Dec 23, 07:37
the music would be but specific recordings may not be. -- nm - zork Dec 23, 07:26 1
- this -- nm - znufrii Dec 23, 07:26
as in the sheet music, yes, i believe, but the recordings no. -- nm - TFox Dec 23, 07:26 3
- aha. thanks -- nm - prayformojo Dec 23, 07:31
- although you could probably create a different arrangement on the sheet music and get a new copyright because it is a derivative work so the sheet mus - zork Dec 23, 07:28 1
  - as long as it doesn't reference Thor or Hercules, right? - TFox Dec 23, 07:32

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