If you don't know it, look into The Planets as a source for your game soundtrack-it was, in many ways, the stylistic model for a lot of William's music.
But sampling a particular recording of the Planets would not, because the record company holds copyright to that.Ĭopyright law is very confusing, and varies from country to country, so all of this applies to the US, but might be slightly different in Canada or Europe. Midi Files 2 A Hard Days Night All About The Money Angela (Taxi TV Theme) Baby I Love Your Way Bad Moon Rising Baywatch Bitter Sweet Symphony Blame It. On the other hand, using music from The Planets, by Gustav Holst, would be fine, because it is now in Public Domain (at least in the USA). The good news is, he would, however, not have claim to any other part of your game. So basically, if you used music from Star Warsin a video game, John Williams (or his publisher) would not be happy, especially if you made any profit from it. com are in infringement of copyright, at least if they are used to any profit. Sorry to burst your bubble, but most of the arrangements of songs on. Note that the copyrights on most “classical” compositions have expired, so posting your transcriptions of Bach, Beethoven, and so forth is fine."
You may still upload it to, but please use appropriate privacy settings so that you are not sharing this music any more widely than the law allows. You may transcribe other people’s copyrighted music using Musescore, but you do not necessarily own the copyright for the resulting Sheet music. Just as you own the copyright for music you create, others own the copyright for music they create.
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