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Nifty!

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Thanks for sharing this information. I'll spread the word to some composers I know.

Would either of these be workable?
1. See if he's on Facebook and have someone with a Facebook account contact Brian?
2. Ask his domain registrar if they have alternative contact info to which they can forward a note (explaining the ways in which the contact methods and CAPTCHA are not working)?

Hi, Anselm--

Do you still want CPDL to withdraw the work given what Max explained, or are you thinking you'll replace it with a newer version?

A search using it on the term Mundy specifying Latin, Renaissance and 7-part pieces yields only 1 composition, the 7-part Memor Esto. Clicking to ADD 5-part while KEEPING 7-part yields only the 7-part Memo Esto, though there are indeed 5-part pieces it should list. Limiting that search to 5-part pie...

Are we able to obtain information via the Internet Archive?

That's great. Should we have a Category about Categories?

Yes, Reddit does that automatically when threads get older than a certain age (6 months?).

I'm writing to Magen now.

Feel like sharing your perspective during the event's Q&A and/or doing the 3-minute intro to CPDL at the beginning? People would love to "meet" you, as you are a celebrity for making CPDL happen!

Please keep spreading the word, everyone.

Please spread far and wide, yes, thank you!

Free Webinar hosted by CPDL: Introduction to Making Music Remotely Using Jamulus The Choral Public Domain Library (CPDL) presents an introduction to using the Jamulus software for near real-time singing. Jamulus is a software package that allows musicians in different locations to make music simult...

Clever!

In case people get a kick out of this playful choral piece about the now-ubiquitous Zoom conferencing experience:
https://youtu.be/Iiswj0981G8

I especially like the confetti and the sad face at the end about cleaning it up.