Cheesyest arrangement ever!

**TrumpetTom** · 30.05.2011, 18:02

Another one from me: enjoy! .... and feedback obvs :P

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jfk6R8fSOxY

**simonium** · 30.05.2011, 19:30

Total Broadbent.

**Andrew Norman** · 31.05.2011, 03:52

And arranged with appropriate copyright clearance of course..........

**TrumpetTom** · 31.05.2011, 11:11

Completely educational, I've made no money what so ever.

**Andrew Norman** · 31.05.2011, 11:26

Sadly it doesn't make any difference..

**TrumpetTom** · 31.05.2011, 11:27

I thought there were educational exemptions?

**Andrew Norman** · 31.05.2011, 11:35

I don't think you will find that arranging copyright material is covered.

**simonium** · 31.05.2011, 11:37

Yes, how dare you do something for fun.

With arrangements like yours I fancy the Obrasso sweatshop beckons.

**TrumpetTom** · 31.05.2011, 11:41

I did it for the Orchestra actually, drove the builders up the wall last summer! So should I leave it up?

**Anglo Music Press** · 31.05.2011, 21:14

Originally Posted by TrumpetTom

I thought there were educational exemptions?

Don't think so .......

You would do well to check out the tMP Fact Sheet. It's very good!

http://www.themouthpiece.com/vb/showthread.php?t=19730

**MoominDave** · 01.06.2011, 10:52

You know there's something wrong with a portion of the law when it contradicts the intuitions and expectations of almost everyone who comes into intelligent and uncynical contact with it...

But it's the law.

**Anglo Music Press** · 01.06.2011, 10:57

Originally Posted by MoominDave

You know there's something wrong with a portion of the law when it contradicts the intuitions and expectations of almost everyone who comes into intelligent and uncynical contact with it...

But it's the law.

You might also think there is something wrong when arranging The Birdie Song is considered educational...

I'm rather comforted that there is a law against it!