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Orange Juice

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Subject: Orange Juice
From: "Rod Gibson" <rodg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2001 22:43:06 +0100
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In-reply-to: <B7D6D8FA.13C63%tom@dfind.com>

I'm surprised at you Tom!! You never read all of my post, had you read the
last paragraph you would see that the point you made was, I think,
adequately covered.

"The arrangement used in the film was never commercially published and if
you have a copy it is a photocopy and is illegal. There are, I believe, two
other arrangements, but I can't remember the arrangers, and they have been
out for a number of years."

on 25/9/01 9:19 pm, Rod Gibson at rodg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> I don't think this is correct. You cannot retrospectively make a legally
> purchased arrangement illegal. What has happened is that the composers
widow
> has withdrawn the copyright agreement, so the publisher cannot print
anymore
> copies.

I wrote to Grimethorpe and asked what the truth was about that arrangement.

I was told that the arrangement by Kevin Bolton that was used in the film
existed only in manuscript and was not available for sale; "due to copyright
problems"

If it only exists in manuscript, doesn't that mean that it has never been
legally published?

All the best,
Tom

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