Arvo Part

[mdjackso]

Love the site any chance arvo part fratres will uploaded on here>?...just curious

[daphnis]

No, none at all.

[steltz]

You need to read up on copyright -- no living composer can be represented here.

[KGill]

Just to be a little more helpful We have a rather simple page outlining several different copyright regimes (and their relevance to IMSLP) here.

[Carolus]

Allow me to phrase it another way: The only way Arvo Part's music could appear would be if either the composer or his designated representatives uploaded it themselves under a CC license. The likelihood of that happening is very small.

[daphnis]

Let me re-phrase my response in a clearer, more definitive manner. The OP mentioned a specific piece, Fratres, and this just so happens to have been published by our good buddies, Universal Edition, who just happen to be the publishers responsible for us going off-line for about a year. Needless to say, the chances of convincing them to relinquish this piece to us is as I initially said, "none at all".

[Carolus]

I somehow have a very hard time imagining the folks over at everyone's favorite Viennese music publisher are going to even consider the thought of something so radical as making a score widely available in that way. Not for a few decades at any rate.

[steltz]

Dear Pinkcat42: I deleted the text and website links in your post. If you post spam here again, you will be banned.

[Choralia]

Two spam messages on different topics are more than enough: user deleted and IP address banned.

Max

[daphnis]

noeasy, you may NOT post links to copyright infringing materials, even on 3rd party sites. I have therefore removed your links.