Giovanni Andreani wrote:
One question about copyright regarding music which is not of public
domain: how do you find the copyright's holder?
In the U.S., the Copyright office of the Library of Congress is supposed
to maintain the registry which provides the current identity of the
coypright owner, though they may not always be up to date. Recently
published material--collections, and songbooks--is usually pretty
accurate as to who the owner of the copyright was at the time the
article was published. Older material becomes less accurate as
copyrights change hands, and as copyright holders names change.
ns
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