But...why do I need this? I purchased the sheet music.

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When you purchase sheet music from me, you’re welcome to make one copy—such as for rehearsal. Because while music is a gift to the world, songs are still legally someone’s property—and in this case, that someone is me.

 

Here’s the thing: Copyright literally means the right to copy, and unless you're the publisher (hi, that's me again), you don’t automatically have that right. So if you're thinking, “Wouldn’t it be nice if I made 25 copies for the choir?” (I wish my church's choir was that big! Look at you go!) You'll need a license first. 

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A license is just official permission—my way and blessing to use the music as you desire. It honors the time, skill, and prayer that go into creating this music. And more than that, it’s about doing things with integrity, something I’m guessing matters to you, too.

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Don't buy multiple copies in the quantity box like you would to buy multiple donuts on a mobile app. If you did, you'd get multiple download links, and who's got time for all those emails?

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Thank you for attending to this pretty boring piece of freelance business!