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I believe that there is nothing of Verdi's that remains in copyright anywhere...

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John Marks

In Reply to: RE: Ah yes, that Rara Avis, the Righteous Lawsuit! posted by Travis on March 24, 2014 at 15:26:59

If there is, it is a later-copyrighted critical edition or performing edition, and not from his hand.

Now, of course, most people would expect that John Adams' "Nixon in China" (1987) is in rights.

JM

Follow Ups:

RE: I believe that there is nothing of Verdi's that remains in copyright anywhere... - Travis 18:30:16 03/24/14 (1)
Didn't say or mean that. I think we're misunderestimating ourselves.

I'll make it clearer. Verdi and Puccini are what most people believe is opera whether it's copyrighted or not.

IMO

"If people don't want to come, nothing will stop them" - Sol Hurok
- I think that most people who don't care about opera think that Wagner is what it's about - John Marks 20:39:49 03/24/14 (0)
  YMMV!
  
  JM

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