Warp wrote:

>   Given that the toccata was composed in 1879 I think it has long ago
> passed into public domain, even if we take into account the Mickey Mouse
> Protection Act in the US.

I'm confident that the music itself is in the public domain now. 
However, I was under the impression that a particular publication of it 
can still claim copyright. As in, a publisher can publish the score and 
charge you money for it, and if you photocopy the book, that's illegal.

(Also... I'm impressed you happened to know it was 1879.)

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