Complete Mozart Works Now Free
An anonymous reader writes "Mozart's year-long 250th birthday party is ending on a high note with the musical scores of his complete works available for the first time free on the Internet. Although most classical music is obviously too old to be under copyright, the rights to specific editions of pieces are owned by the publishers. Now, the International Mozart Foundation has acquired the right to publish the prestigious New Mozart Edition of every Mozart work on the internet. The response has been so overwhelming that the Foundation has been forced to increase their server capacity."
Are you sure it isn't the Slashdot effect???
And now they're going to have to increase them again...
Can you download the music files also? If so, where are the links?
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They finally finished reassembling him, eh? And he creates new works without charging a penny, eh?? EXCELLENT!
I now command the recently re-animated corpse of Mozart to pen me a symphony, with no expectation of compensation! POST-HASTE!
I'm sure Mozart is finally wealthy enough to where having his music in the public domain won't hurt him.
Wait? He's been dead for 215 years? Oh. Nevermind.
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rediculous.
I once saw a torrent composed of hundreds of pie recipes. That beats out Mozart easily.
--- Bwah?
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Don't thank God, thank a doctor!
at ThePierateBay, duh.
It's poetry with a beat behind it! And guns! They're like beatniks with automatic weapons.
You're missing the point! The scores have been set free in a victory against the RIAA! Now all I have to do is organise my own orchestra and I'm really going to be sticking it to the man...
Meanwhile, the webmaster for Salieri250thBirthday.org is still waiting for his hit-counter to go into triple digits, and plotting a DOS attack on Mozarteum.at.
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Great... a one character typo, and now I've got a mental picture of Linus in the middle of a battlefield wielding a big-ass hammer. Thanks a lot.