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Location: Monroe, Ohio (Cincinnati) | Hi all you worship addicts out there.
I have put a few P & W songs down on paper, that I have figured out from CDs. These are primarily ones that I have not been able to find on the internet sites. (That would be lyrics with chords over them!)
These are usually newer songs that our P & W band wants to add to our repertoire. (I think we need a spell checker on this BB.)
Anyway, I would be glad to share if anyone would like. (Mine are in MSWord format)
Anyone want to share? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Yes, thank you.
Please email.
I will try to gather a CD of my own. |
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Location: Wooster, Ohio | Mark please email me as well. By the way I grew up in Middletown, Ohio. I believe you are just very close to the famous town of Blue Ball.
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Location: Yucaipa, California | I'm in! :cool: I have quite a few of the "Old" Hymns that we play but, very few "New" songs.... I'd also be happy to share the songs I have to anyone interested :D |
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Location: Omaha | Mark,
While I appreciate your thoughtfulness, all of us need to be careful about copyright infringement, and I believe this goes DOUBLY SO for Christians and Christian/worship music. We need to abide by copyright laws and make sure artists are being reimbursed for the use of their property, which is what these songs are.
I know, I know, someone had to come along and be a spoilsport, but, as a pastor, I'm very aware of the trouble all of our (your) churches could get in if fined for using other's music without having the proper copyright license: I assume your church has one and keeps it paid up-to-date?
As long as you make every effort to find the source of the songs, AND alert your licensing agency to your use of them (so that they can find and reimburse the artist) you are acting in good faith.
Many older hymns are now "public domain" so they're available for anyone to use, but be careful there, too; new arrangements of old hymns (even if just a few words have been changed), may be copyrighted and can only be "used by permission."
If you're passing along hand scribbled (or even worse, computer generated) copies of other people's songs, you better watch your backside (and your conscience).
I say (write) all this under the assumption that I'm talking to a brother in Christ who wants to do the right thing.
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Location: Converse, Texas | All of you share with me please!!! |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | Hizz,
Tried to send an email with an attachment but it failed... ideas?...Sent one to your "Official" Mayoral email....that didn't go through either... I can snail mail a CD with the files if you want... |
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Location: NJ | oops.
Did you hear that??
The taxrate in Converse just went up to pay for a bigger e-mail server ;) |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | RIMSHOT/CYMBAL!
Cliff,
Somehow, I think Hizz was expecting you to speak |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Our Music Director and Band leader are subscribed to the CLCCs or appropriate licencing agencies. They ensure that the posted and selected songs are taken care of.
The "Cheat Sheets" for me at least are an alternative method of following the songs that are selected. Our Vocalists need the three pages of notes and staffs. The Drummer needs to see it once and us guitar players need th lyrics and chords placed on one sheet.
The trick is to set the sheet on the stand so that it is in the focal range of your bifocals and you can still hit the microphone.
Using a Cheat sheet for personal practice and entertainment is still non-gratis. |
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Location: Converse, Texas | Originally from cliff:
The taxrate in Converse just went up to pay for a bigger e-mail server
Nope. Got a federal grant. Thanks for paying your taxes! |
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Location: Fayetteville, NC | So that's where my money Went! :D |
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Location: Omaha | The trick is to set the sheet on the stand so that it is in the focal range of your bifocals and you can still hit the microphone.
:rolleyes: How true!
Using a Cheat sheet for personal practice and entertainment is still non-gratis.
"Sounds like" you're covered.
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Location: Upper Left USA | ...and forgiven! |
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Location: Monroe, Ohio (Cincinnati) | Our church has a CCL. (Christian Copywrite License)
I suggest anyone using the song sheets I shared make sure their Church/Parish or Prayer group has the appropriate CCL also, if you are going to use these for other than personal purposes.
Check it out - www.ccli.com
Sorry for the ommission/assumption. |
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Location: Yucaipa, California | Will do!
Thanks, Mark ;) |
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Location: Omaha | Well done, Mark!
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