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Author:  Steve Mullany
Posted:  2/22/02; 9:36:12 PM
Topic:  FAQ
Msg#:  2417 (in response to 3)
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I am a recorder player who likes jazz. I arranged George Shearing's Lullaby of Birdland for my amateur recorder quartet and we plan to perform it on a free program at a local public library.

Would this be considered "fair use" of copyrighted matterials? No one is making a dime on this concert and the venue is educational.

If anyone has a recommendation, please contact me at smullany@rcn.com.

 

Thanks!

-Steve Mullany

There are responses to this message:
  • Re: FAQ, David Luebbert, 2/23/02; 12:52:05 AM

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