Copyright Information for As One VoiceAll music contained within the As One Voice collections (printed music scores, lyrics, recorded music and digital files) is subject to copyright. Unauthorised reproduction of any of these formats, by any means (electronic, mechanical, micro copying, photocopying, digital reproduction, recording or otherwise) is a violation of copyright law. What is Copyright?The purpose of the copyright law is to promote the use of copyrights and to protect the rights of the copyright owner. A copyright is an exclusive right given to an author of an original created work. It is property, an asset, a legal interest, protected by law. Included in the exclusive rights given to the copyright owner is the right to copy the work into any form such as in print or as a sound recording. 'Can I reproduce music from 'as one voice under my church copyright licence?The majority of the songs and hymns in the As One Voice collections are covered under one or more of the annual Australian church music copyright licence schemes. It is essential that you check that the title you wish to reproduce is covered under your licence. If the work is not covered under your licence, the work may not be reproduced without prior written consent from the copyright owner. Further information on copyright is available on this website in the Online Shop under the top tab 'Copyright'. Which titles are covered?When sampling songs on this website you will notice a code after each title i.e. WOL (Word of Life), CCLI (Church Copyright Licence International), L’Sing (LicenSing) and PD (Public Domain). This coding system will help you determine whether a song is covered by your licence. Please note, this code is subject to change. This code is a guide only. It is recommended that you check with the administrator of your church music licence before copying any work from As One Voice. how can i obtain more information?For further information about church music licence programmes contact: |