Are you free to write new lyrics for classical instrumental works by such dead composers like Mozart or Bach? I mean, since their copyright has expired, you can perform their works for free. But are you allowed to write new lyrics to transform some of their works into a new song?
One of our choirs at my school last year sang an a capella song called Doctor Doom, but I can’t seem to find the lyrics of it anywhere online, does anyone know the lyrics and/or composer?
I want to make Lyrics to a song but I dont know how to get the music attatched. Does anybody know how to do that? Please help.
So much for all the p.c. critisism. He had to record this in Europe because the comments he made about life in Jim Crow Amerika were not allowed in post- war times.
I have to do an interpret dance for my stage movement class and I need to find a piece of music at least five minutes long with no lyrics. Where can I get some?
I’m trying to remember some classical music tunes/songs that have lyrics, a lady singing one of them?
I only want the music or tone, I don’t want the people singing it. Do you know how to get it?
To be specific, what did the little green lizard say? my sister says he said “thats CALLED milk” and i say its “thats COLD milk”
We are playing at an underage venue, and our music contains explicit lyrics. Our CD has a Parental Advisory label, but are there laws restricting us from selling this music to individuals under the age of 18? What could happen if we did sell our CDs to underage kids?
not actually jazz like broadway or duke ellington or any of that.
but upbeat and fast songs that would be good to choreograph a jazz dance.
i need it to have decent lyrics because this is for my school.