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Invisible wrote:
> Hell, my sister's school staged a production of Joseph and the
> Technicoloured Dreamcoat. But they had _permission_. (Not to mention the
> complete orchestral score.)
Generally the score is sold with permission to perform it, fwiw. I
remember in school band, we would sometimes have to buy two sets of the
music, because each set came with 10 trumpet copies and we had eleven
trumpet players or something.
> Actually, it makes me kind of jelous. How the **** do you *get* that
> stuff?! There are some ALW scores I'd love to get my hands on - but what
> are the chances of that?
Don't you have yellow pages in the UK?
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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Darren New wrote:
> Invisible wrote:
>> Hell, my sister's school staged a production of Joseph and the
>> Technicoloured Dreamcoat. But they had _permission_. (Not to mention
>> the complete orchestral score.)
>
> Generally the score is sold with permission to perform it, fwiw. I
> remember in school band, we would sometimes have to buy two sets of the
> music, because each set came with 10 trumpet copies and we had eleven
> trumpet players or something.
Ooo, that's *interesting*.
>> Actually, it makes me kind of jelous. How the **** do you *get* that
>> stuff?! There are some ALW scores I'd love to get my hands on - but
>> what are the chances of that?
>
> Don't you have yellow pages in the UK?
Heck, we don't even have any shops that sell sheet music in my city any
more. :-(
(The last one went bankrupt a few months ago.)
But maybe you can do something with the Internet...?
I'd love to see the score for Pirates of the Carribean! ;-)
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http://www.zazzle.com/MathematicalOrchid*
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nemesis wrote:
> scott wrote:
>>> That's the tought part, yes. Getting the musical scores. I heard in
>>> japan the game companies publish popular game's musical scores.
>>> Lookup for game sheetmusic...
>>
>> Or just find a MIDI file to download and look at.
>
> I'm looking at one right now and seeing nothing but hex numbers. :)
>
> Ok, lame jokes aside, it's still difficult to find game MIDIs (yes, I
> know of vgmusic site) and, specially, piano single game MIDIs...
Well for example, I've never seen the score for the Bridge Zone from
Sonic the Hedgehog (IIRC, II on the MasterSystem, but I might be wrong).
But I can still play it. And I've made a recording of it.
Doesn't change the fact that I don't have the publisher's permission to
do any of this...
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http://www.zazzle.com/MathematicalOrchid*
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Invisible escreveu:
> Hell, my sister's school staged a production of Joseph and the
> Technicoloured Dreamcoat. But they had _permission_. (Not to mention the
> complete orchestral score.)
BTW, is this the same "Joseph and the Technicoloured Dreamcoat" briefly
mentioned in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?! With such an absurd
title, I thought Adams made it up!... O_o
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> I'd love to see the score for Pirates of the Carribean! ;-)
http://www.google.com/search?q=pirates+of+the+caribbean+sheet+music
Dude. Seriously. It only took me three searches to figure out "sheet
music" was the magic phrase, not "score". :-)
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> Well for example, I've never seen the score for the Bridge Zone from
> Sonic the Hedgehog (IIRC, II on the MasterSystem, but I might be wrong).
> But I can still play it. And I've made a recording of it.
I can play the music of most of the Sonic zones. And Green Day songs. And
dualtrax chiptunes (http://dualtrax.com). Etc. Never seen a score of any of
those.
> Doesn't change the fact that I don't have the publisher's permission to
> do any of this...
How many youtube videos of people playing Mario theme? How many sued?
(I know YouTube is *full* of other kind of copyright infringement...)
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Invisible wrote:
>> Youtube is full of videogame music players. :P
>
> ...and none of them get sued? :-P
Nope.
Well, there's lots of people doing actual copyright infringement on YouTube
and don't get sued, but still... I don't think it's "wrong". IANAL (I
should find one and ask him).
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I just ran into http://www.gog.com/ this site. For folks liking
emulated old video games for cheap. :-)
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Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
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Darren New wrote:
> Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>> I'd love to see the score for Pirates of the Carribean! ;-)
>
> http://www.google.com/search?q=pirates+of+the+caribbean+sheet+music
>
> Dude. Seriously. It only took me three searches to figure out "sheet
> music" was the magic phrase, not "score". :-)
Yeah. And at home I have a book of sheet music for the musical Cats.
It features one-finger melodies and guitar chords.
Clearly it is at best vaguely related to what the orchestra actually
play during the performance. Several of the songs aren't even in the
book at all.
(Similar story for The Lion King. Similar again for War of the Worlds.
And again for The Snowman. In fact, I have a whole stack of scores like
this!)
I'm talking about getting the *real* score...
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nemesis wrote:
> BTW, is this the same "Joseph and the Technicoloured Dreamcoat" briefly
> mentioned in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy?!
Conceivably.
> With such an absurd title, I thought Adams made it up!... O_o
Well... ;-)
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