Is classic music's songs using free? as include AE Templates

Who is the copyright holder of this songs.

Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, Beethoven Dostoyevski….

oh no. Dostoyevski… ?mmm. she is not musician.

Oh who is Dostoyevski….

if the composer is more than 70 (or so) years dead, his works are going to public domain. BUT that only affects the composition. You may not use a recording of that song, because the one who made that recording is the copyright holder of that.

You are only allowed to play it yourself and sell that.

Creattive said
if the composer is more than 70 (or so) years dead, his works are going to public domain. BUT that only affects the composition. You may not use a recording of that song, because the one who made that recording is the copyright holder of that. You are only allowed to play it yourself and sell that.

So if my friend play any symphony of mozart I can put this song into my project?

And I think I have to wait 20 years for Tommy Dorsey’s this song : )

I’ll Never Smile Again

Aha

this record is oldest http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=il7DWoLySW8

Dostoyevsky? Oh yes, i love his music so much!

Best Regards, Andrey

You may not need to play live instruments but then learn DAW and how to work with classical instrument sound libraries.

Best Regards, Andrey

Ok. Thank you all for kind comments.

Also keep listen dostoyovejeztski oh russian’s names

ColorfulUmbrella said
...Also keep listen dostoyovejeztski oh russian’s names

Dostoyevsky, not “dostoyovejeztski” And i didn’t knew that he wrote music….:O Or you mean, music, that he liked to listen?

5p1r17 said

ColorfulUmbrella said
...Also keep listen dostoyovejeztski oh russian’s names

Dostoyevsky, not “dostoyovejeztski” And i didn’t knew that he wrote music….:O Or you mean, music, that he liked to listen?

im just kidding.12 years old children start to reading dostoyevski in turkey.

How do you think i dont know.

AndrVlad said
Dostoyevsky? Oh yes, i love his music so much! Best Regards, Andrey

What a coincidence! I love the novels of Prokofiev – and Shostakovich’s watercolors.