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Hello musician friends,
Does one of you have the score of "La fille du moulin".
Thanks in advance.
Jim
Does one of you have the score of "La fille du moulin".
Thanks in advance.
Jim
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yoyodu77
24/10/2017
Hello
The request was made on the site PARTITIONSDECHANSONS.COM for this title and the answer was given.... with the same answers and moreover on the site of the musician interpreter ... in the jacket of the DVD n°2 where is this title it is well specified DOMAINE PUBLIC ... therefore this title can be the subject of a musical statement.In the catalog of the SACEM there is thus nothing for this title of the D-P .
The request was made on the site PARTITIONSDECHANSONS.COM for this title and the answer was given.... with the same answers and moreover on the site of the musician interpreter ... in the jacket of the DVD n°2 where is this title it is well specified DOMAINE PUBLIC ... therefore this title can be the subject of a musical statement.In the catalog of the SACEM there is thus nothing for this title of the D-P .
jim64
24/10/2017
Hello,
I don't understand the meaning of your answer? Does it mean that we can't have this score?
Sincerely.
I don't understand the meaning of your answer? Does it mean that we can't have this score?
Sincerely.
yoyodu77
25/10/2017
Hello
On the contrary ... everyone can dispose of it and do what he wants with it. This song is in the public domain like the other known songs AU CLAIR DE LA LUNE or SUR LE PONT D'AVIGNON. you can ask for the musical statement made by the accordionist interpreter or do it yourself. And if you interpreted it on stage you do not pay royalties for this title...that's what means the letter D-P in a title in the catalog of the SACEM.
On the contrary ... everyone can dispose of it and do what he wants with it. This song is in the public domain like the other known songs AU CLAIR DE LA LUNE or SUR LE PONT D'AVIGNON. you can ask for the musical statement made by the accordionist interpreter or do it yourself. And if you interpreted it on stage you do not pay royalties for this title...that's what means the letter D-P in a title in the catalog of the SACEM.
