[CS-FSLUG] open source worship songs
Alan Trick
alantrick at gmail.com
Mon May 22 01:02:45 CDT 2006
On Sun, 2006-05-21 at 21:57 -0700, Chris Brault wrote:
> Interesting dilemma,
>
> > Anybody knows of any libre worship music?
> >
> > Several of the kids I teach have a garage band, they're starting to
> > sound pretty good.
> > I'd like to help them steer them away from either worshiping mammon or
> > "stealing" "intellectual property". They want to do what is right
> > respecting doc's principles.
> > So far I've pointed them to jamendo.com Not much to chose there of a
> > worship nature.
> >
> > Yama
>
> If I'm correct, simply playing music isn't a crime, even music that
> comes from a book (I suppose that putting it in a book by definition
> means that someone else is going to play it). I know that playing the
> music isn't what requires a license, it's making money from it;
> performance licenses usually aren't that much of a problem unless there
> is cash involved, then the copyright is depending upon country.
>
> So, don't be so worried unless money is going to change hands in
> commercial profit.
I'm pretty sure your wrong, otherwise the MPAA/RIAA boogymen wouldn't
have a leg to stand on.
Alan Trick
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