Querido Hern�n,
I wish I could write you in Spanish, but wouldn't be
reasonable.
> I'm not blaming composers for publishing abroad. They publish
> where they
> can. I blame myself for not supporting local companies, or even
> foreign companies, by not buying what I would be able to buy. Does
> Warner own
> more than Editorial Lagos? I must confess I know nothing about that.
The failure of our local and international companies has nothing to do
with how much we support them. It is a bit more complex than that, and
a logical explanation would necessary take us into an off-topic sub.
(not again).
Seems to be that most of us we do efforts to buy what we can buy
(talking always about what we�re talking). What doesn�t seem to be so
easy to understand for some of the respectable members of the list, is
that there�re many different realities and perceptions of one same
reality, depending of where you are and what you do.
Muchos saludos, y a tu disposici�n para cualquier ayuda (viajo a
Baires en febrero, si hiciera falta algo).
Ariel.
> > > There are no lutenists around here.
>
> > There should be half a dozen around metropolitan Buenos Aires,
> right?
> > And at least one in Mar del Plata.
>
> Yes, and that's why Hoppy comes to Argentina every now and then,
we're
> all very grateful to him for that. What I meant was, I'm not
> asking for
> donations for my Conservatory's library or for me, there are no
> lutenists in Bahia Blanca (700km away from Buenos Aires, 400km
> away from
> Mar del Plata). I wish there were. But if you want to make any
> donationsI won't stop you. :-) Roman, you're doing enough already
> by making
> available music for download. Thanks. I have the music, I'm sorry
it's
> not possible to download a lute. :-) Well, I'll just keep playing
this
> stuff on the guitar, then (sorry).
>
> Regards,
>
> Hern�n.
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