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I want a soundtrack. At this stage, I don't care if it's original or a rerecording. I just want to be able to enjoy it outside the film.
But Copland was angry about the 'retouchings' done by the studio orchestrators. That needs addressed, so he'd want a re-recording if asked.
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Does he need to be asked ? He's no longer with us. Is it his estate that has to be dealt with now?Can the Paramount vault release all they have to a specialty label without the estate's approval ?
Was there not a shelved attempt (but with some material recorded) by a poster here to get this done last year or so? What happened there?
I dunno if they need the estate's approval or not, but y'know, the assumption would be that his original intent and score were presumably better than the OST adaptation.
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I doubt we'll be getting any more new Copland film music recordings, after the apparent legal troubles that the last complete Naxos re-recording two-fer went through. (I hope I'm wrong.)
But Paramount should own rights to the original film recording and could license it to a label if it survived, so I'm going to concentrate my hopes on that possibility!
Yavar
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There are no Copland tracks at paramount--sorry!
Lukas
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Jul 24, 2015 - 6:23 AM
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Last Child
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Ron, I already checked the site and was going to post when I got a reply from the head of the department. Since you're inquiring, here's what I've found so far.
There are two possible listings - the one you posted is a CD (or cdr). It could be a digitized version of original recording, or it could be CD from a boxset that didnt get labelled correctly. Here's a shorter link: http://catalog.lib.utexas.edu/record=b4977408~S29
The other listing is a tape: http://catalog.lib.utexas.edu/record=b4126642~S29
I requested via email if he could clarify what their contents is. They're both in storage somewhere and not readily available. Both listings indicate they are for in-library use only, and cant be requested.
On the other hand, the library indicates it digitizes material, and will copy and share material according to "fair use" provisions; it requires copyright permission for commercial use.
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/fal/historical-music-recordings-collection/copyright-digitization
However, the assistant I spoke with wasnt aware of ANY of this, and said the Head said nothing could be copied, shared, etc.
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Jul 24, 2015 - 7:05 AM
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cody1949
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Ron, I already checked the site and was going to post when I got a reply from the head of the department. Since you're inquiring, here's what I've found so far.
There are two possible listings - the one you posted is a CD (or cdr). It could be a digitized version of original recording, or it could be CD from a boxset that didnt get labelled correctly. Here's a shorter link: http://catalog.lib.utexas.edu/record=b4977408~S29
The other listing is a tape: http://catalog.lib.utexas.edu/record=b4126642~S29
I requested via email if he could clarify what their contents is. They're both in storage somewhere and not readily available. Both listings indicate they are for in-library use only, and cant be requested.
On the other hand, the library indicates it digitizes material, and will copy and share material according to "fair use" provisions; it requires copyright permission for commercial use.
http://www.lib.utexas.edu/fal/historical-music-recordings-collection/copyright-digitization
However, the assistant I spoke with wasnt aware of ANY of this, and said the Head said nothing could be copied, shared, etc.
Very complicated to say the least. Where does anyone go from here ??????
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