[TPIN] Marking Parts

[Tim Phillips]

Actually, I understand it's standard practice to copy the whole score, 
librettto and all for the crew, lighting director, etc, so they can mark 
in their cues.  It only becomes illegal if you don't order as many real 
parts as you use copies AND if you don't destroy the copies when the 
books are returned. :)

Not a copyright attorney (nor do I play one on TPIN), but that's my 
understanding of fair use.

Tim Phillips
iplatrpt at unifourbrass.org
jttp://www.unifourbrass.org

Achias1 at mchsi.com wrote:

>My turn:
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>I'm sure that it's illegal, unethical, and unsanitary (well, maybe not unsanitary), but when I do shows I copy 
>the entire part and put the copies in a loose leaf binder. Then I can mark them up as much as I want (even 
>with colored markers). At the end of the show when everyone else is madly erasing, I simply hand in my 
>original book and head for the pub.
>
>Dave
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