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  1. Yes, in the 1970's, American Copyright Law made it illegal to create derivative works of existing, copyright-protected original works with some exceptions. It is not fair use to take a full fledged theme and create variations of it. This would be classified as a derivative work and derivative works require permission from the holder of the original copyright. I don't agree with the limitations this imposes on creativity, especially since any collection of notes on a page should have no such expectation to "not" be used as a source of inspiration for additional creation. This is how creativity works in the first place, because we simply do not create anything from nothing at all.
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    Ok. So this IS your opinion you are entitled too. But please don't expect moderators to act on that (yet) ;) Now back to the music?
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    The problem here is that the music actually IS his attititude, or better said the music equals his attitude.
  4. When written enharmonically with D as the root we get the notes: D, E, F, Gb, A, Bb, C#. Thus, we can see we almost have the scale of D harmonic minor but with a G flat. In essence it is just a synthetic scale based upon the harmonic minor scale of D, with a flattened fourth degree.

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