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HugoPimm
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If anyone wants a challenge, there exists a song called either "Fates of Men" or "Lily Fair" (i'm not sure which cos ive lost the bit of paper with the name on it) but i would like someone to write out the vocal line (4-4 time, D major), which I have tried and failed to do, and anything else you feel like doing.
When you're done could you send it to me hugo_pimm@hotmail.co.uk (needless to say i'll send you the song first)
Thanks
MW
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Richardrichard9
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You title confuses me. Is it that you want someone to write out the lyrics based on a recording? Because if so that isn't called arranging. That is Harmonic, lyrical and rhythmic dictation.
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HugoPimm
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No, what i'd like is for someone to write out the vocal line, and anything else they feel like, for a nonspecific instrument
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Richardrichard9
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Ok then. Who wrote it and when? Because based on the date, it could be illegal to arrange it, and not a lot of people will touch it.
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HugoPimm
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Ah, yes thats true, I hadn't thought of that
Its by P.J. Wright, and i tihink it was written sometime in the 60s or 70s
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Richardrichard9
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Ok, Stuff written in the 60's and 70's is still under copyright. Pieces written earlier than 1921 (? Some one correct me if I am wrong, but I think that is the right year) are the only ones you can arrange legally, unless you contact the publisher to request permission. Though that might cost money.
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