> But were such covers generally considered "official" in the sense that
> all later copies of the sheet music were supposed to be adorned with the
> same graphics the way we treat LPs, CDs, cassettes, etc. these days?
> Or was it OK to change things around from one printing to the next
> or so perhaps after several years or whatever?
>
> Myke
no of course, because the originality of the music was linked to the author,
and not to the interpret, as the pop music did since. However, we only
consider short periods of time, and nothing allows us to think that those
fetish LP covers will always remain the same in the future...
However, I'm fed up with those posts of music collectors: lp's maniacs
already have their own lists and really don't have to invade this one.
Bertrand.
P.S. For Henry Flynt's concept art, you can find his text on line on the
site Henry Flynt's Philosophy... the URL was given on the list some monthes
ago...I'll try to find it back in my archives for tomorrow.
