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Nothing to see here. These performances are from 1984, which means that the recording companies that own their copyright have the right to block them in the US
by diego 5y ago
Nothing to see here. These performances are from 1984, which means that the recording companies that own their copyright have the right to block them in the US and other countries.
- gus_massa 5y agoHow do you know that they are performances from 1984? Where did you get that? I just found something before clicking submit. From another video: > Confutatis K.626 - Scrolling Score > Performer & Album Info - 7:35 > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMwaiA581AQ&t=455s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UMwaiA581AQ&t=455s
- diego 5y agoThis is the one I'm referring to. https://www.amazon.com/Art-Fugue-Bach/dp/B00000E2U0 https://www.amazon.com/Art-Fugue-Bach/dp/B00000E2U0
- prvc 5y agoFalse claims are endemic for classical youtube uploads. AI systems and human agents alike conflate different recordings of the same work more as a rule than as an exception. Both ability and incentives create a massive bias in favor of this state of affairs.
- zinekeller 5y agoI thought this was a reference to 1984, but nope. I checked the other videos on the channel, and it was indeed (professional) performances in recent decades, which has a separate copyright. In this case, as law stands now, UMG (Universal Music Group), with the agreement of the performer*, owns the rights of the performances. * Whether the performer have regrets (seems unlikely though in this case) is for outside discussion.