Copyright - correct assignment for Real Book scores
When posting a score that I have transcribed from the Real Book, what is the appropriate copyright designation?
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When posting a score that I have transcribed from the Real Book, what is the appropriate copyright designation?
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Well, the first question would be if you got permission from Hal Leonard.
The .com site would have better answers for you.
You mean, what should you put in the copyright message at the bottom of the page? Same as what you see in the Real Book would be my advice. Assuming by "posting" you mean to the score-sharing website, then your would also use the dialog they provide to say this is non-original and specify what existing composition it relates to. For further info on navigating the different options provided by the score-sharing website musescore.com, best to ask over there on that site.
In reply to You mean, what should you… by Marc Sabatella
Thank you both. Just want to respect the process vs assuming the right to share what was created previously.