General
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Can I print scores posted on AMC.NET? |
| The score and sound files on AMC.NET are posted by the composers or publishers who own the copyright, and, therefore, it is up to the composer or publisher to decide whether to allow the score, or part of the score, to be printed. |
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Can I save sound files I listen to on AMC.NET? |
| MP3 files are streamed and, therefore, cannot be saved. For the files provided via links, whether they can be saved or not will depend on your pre-existing technology. |
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If I want to purchase or rent a piece of music that I see on AMC.NET, or if I want to request a perusal score, whom should I contact? |
| Please use the contact information listed on the composer's pages to get information about works, to request perusal scores, or to find out how to purchase or rent a specific piece of music. If there is no information listed there, please contact the American Music Center at for more information. |
Prospective Composers/Publishers
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Who can post works on AMC.NET? |
| Any American composer who is a member in good standing of the American Music Center can post works on AMC.NET. This includes U.S. citizens as well as composers whose primary musical activity has been in the United States for at least five years. If you are not sure whether you can become a posting user, contact us. If you are not yet a member of the American Music Center, click here or call us at (212) 366-5260 x10. |
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I am not very familiar with using the internet. Can you enter the information for me? |
We do not have the staff capacity to enter the information for you, but we have found that the composers who doubt they can use the site well usually find that the instructions we send are very helpful. If you have doubts about your ability to post your information on the site, please call us at (212) 366-5260 x11.
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