Tuning by Jorgensen

[stranges@Oswego.EDU]

Hey-
I thought pianotek or Schaff had this book in the back of the catalog...

Hmmm...

:)
Michelle

--On Wednesday, March 26, 2003 11:55 AM -0500 Jeff Tanner 
<jtanner@mozart.music.sc.edu> wrote:

>>    (Write your congressmen and complain about the change in tax law
>> regarding inventory - several years ago - which led to the current policy
>> among publishers of remaindering anything that isn't selling at a rapid
>> clip. It's a real problem in sheet music as well. So much is printed
>> once and then disappears. And while you're complaining, mention the
>> extension of copyright to virtually forever - at least our lifetimes -
>> which means that an enormous range of materials will never come back
>> into publication, as in Dover re-prints and the like. Rant, rant).
>> Regards,
>> Fred Sturm
>> University of New Mexico
>
> (A little off subject but in regard to the above)
> And while you're complaining about copyrights, add the ability of a
> photographer to indefinitely copyright images of YOU, probably discard the
> negatives (or digital files) after a short period of time, and then
> WalMart won't duplicate them, or even allow you to, without written
> permission of the travelling photographer who you can't locate or may
> even be out of business. (or if you do find them, it'll cost an arm and a
> leg for one copy)
>
> (Back on subject)
> TUNING was out of print before I realized what it was, and so I missed the
> opportunity to get a copy.  We have a copy in our music reference library,
> but  I'd happily order one for my own collection were it reprinted.
>
> Jeff
>
>
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