Share a Story - Change the World
Replied Dec. 1, 2008
Replied Nov. 1, 2008
Started this discussion. Last reply by Harvey Heilbrun Dec. 1, 2008.
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Wertheim is not far from here 1 hour by car, about 100 miles......so if you come to Germany drop a note! And plan to have more time, there is much to see and discover!
It was nice meeting you here.
This is a very short story, but if you want to read the original version you may read the book called "The Lyer's Cercle" or something like that, by Jean Claude Carrière, France.
I don't know if this book is already translated in English, but I hope so for you. It's fantastic!
Thank you for your comment and best regards, bye.
My advice is to not worry about someone else performing your song, as long as they let you know they’re singing it and they give credit that you wrote it. Of course, no one has legal right to record your song until after you record it. You should look into performance rights organizations (BMI or ASCAP – go to their websites) and I don’t really have recommendations on that. I always figure it’s an honor to have someone else sing one of my songs. I sometimes offer songs to singers I think would do them well, although other singers are pretty careful about what they choose to sing. So, my philosophy is – A song is to be sung – the more the better. Just register the songs with copyright office and get performance rights organizations on board (which I don’t usually do until I record them) and worry about something else. Hope this helps and that our paths will cross down the road!
Bill
Welcome to Professional Storyteller! I actually type your name quite often because I live in Harvey, Louisiana! Glad you joined the site and that you joined the Storytelling in Ed group too. I look forward to getting to know you.
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Dianne de Las Casas
Founder of Professional Storyteller
Tom
Yet another retired teacher! (I'm a Texas retired high school teacher, also do some writing - examples on my page here).
You're gonna love this site - you'll meet lots of remarkable folks, learn a lot, and, I trust, contribute a lot.
Awfully glad you've joined us - how did you learn of the site?
Best wishes,
Tom Taylor