How to not screw over a co-writer?

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Re: How to not screw over a co-writer?

Post by Tunesmith » Fri Dec 22, 2017 2:53 pm

Ha! I'm so wicked busy and all over the place right now I didn't catch that amphibian reference mis-spell error!

Guess I better go practice my scales! :D

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Re: How to not screw over a co-writer?

Post by lgstarr » Thu Dec 28, 2017 11:46 am

You keep using the term "rewrite" which automatically means that the original cello part and its writer has to be considered (in my opinion).

A different (and maybe better situation) would be completely scrapping the original and starting fresh with a new cello part!

I once had a situation where I had to seriously re-write the lyrics to several songs and some years later the lyricist decided to go find someone else to write the music (he liked what we had already done, but I wasn't available to him anymore to continue to pursue the project which was a musical). I had to remind him to use his ORIGINAL lyrics (which were terrible) when he found someone to write the music and I printed out copies of his original lyrics which I gave him.

Good luck.

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