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Wilfred
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Just under a week ago a message appeared on this board, from Raphael, who asked Mr Moersch about one of his recordings. He wrote:
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hi Mr Moersch,
I'm living in france and i want to buy your CD "the modern marimba" but what is the distributor ... i'don't find it in amazon ... thanks .
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There have been few letters to this message board which have prompted so many responses in such a short time.
I wish to ask a question, (or perhaps offer a suggestion,) about this problem.
If the company which has the ability to publish the CD is refusing to do so, is there any reason why Mr Moersch could not record it again. Perhaps he may need to record a slightly different arrangement of the musical piece, or put together a different collection of pieces. Surely he is not prevented from making his own recordings if he wishes to do so?
One of the wonders of modern desk top computer technology is that it is possible to make CD recordings without the involvement of a large company with a
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