Subject: 
            Re: the little magazine/midi files
       Date: 
            Wed, 17 Feb 1999 17:52:17 -0500
      From: 
            Christy Sheffield Sanford <christys@gnv.fdt.net>
        To: 
            MillettiC@aol.com
 References: 
            1




Hi, Christina, 

Applets are designed with degrees of freedom or they wouldn't be useful
or fun.  The basic code remains inviolate, however.   I have written
Wong Tin Sieong, John Pew of course, Guiseppe Gennaro and Alex K.  


Guiseppe Gennaro webmaster@sgi.com    Fade, Scroll

Wong Tin Sieong   wts@webwork.po.my    FS 
http://gnv.fdt.net/~christys/albertas/fs.html

Glenn Richard     richard@sbmp04.ess.sunysb.edu    WaveText
http://gnv.fdt.net/~christys/albertas/fiat.html

Eric C. Harshbarger    eric@ericharshbarger.org   RandomText1

Mattias Tollet      tollet@teligent.se       SineText
http://gnv.fdt.net/~christys/albertas/foulard.html

Joerg Meissna    Credit Roll
http://gnv.fdt.net/~christys/albertas/treasure.html

Alex 'Kazuma' Garbagnati   kazuma@energy.it   KZM Flex Scroll 
http://gnv.fdt.net/~christys/albertas/remyfoot.html

Leon Cho     http://homepage.interramp.com/cd004398/textfan.html   Fan
Class
http://gnv.fdt.net/~christys/albertas/thrist.html


Charles Perrone, my friend and teacher of Portuguese and the guy who
wrote the liner notes for David Bryne's Samba collection wrote me in
response to several questions.  He mentions 10 sec.  No midi file is 10
sec., they are much longer.  Here is what Charles said:

o: Christy Sheffield Sanford <christys@gnv.fdt.net>
>from: charles324@hotmail.com
>Subject: etc.
>
>Charles, are you in town?
-- Nope, see below

>Ninguem vai tirar voce de mim
>Do you know who the composer was?
-- Cant say I do
>Cavalgada by R. Carlos/E. Carlos    
-- This is the BIG romantic duo and watch their rights closely
>Nao deixe o samba morrer by Edson_Aloisio
-- You could likely get a freebee
>I am trying to find out if I have to pay copyright privileges for a CD 
that will be published by a non-profit small press, The Little Magazine, 
in Albany, NY.
-- They would NEVER come after you, they would never even know about it. 
Especially if it is in the context of essay you can "fair use" a quote 
of several lines or up to 10 seconds of sound.
  There are five midi files the above plus Tico Tico and
>Concerto d'Aranjuez.  
-- Tico Tico is likely past 50 yrs in Brazil but it has a US copyright 
from the 40s.


Charles A. Perrone
-- in NOLA, Spring 99 --