Creative Commons
GNU Copyright for Creative Material
Here at Drum List we fully support the "Open Source" model. We believe that there is a huge gray area that exists between
"All Rights Reserved" copyrite and "No Rights Reserved" public domain. This 'gray area' is where Creative Commons
operates. Creative Commons offers a flexible range of licensing for authors and artists. They have built upon the traditional copyright to
create a voluntary "some rights reserved" copyright. They are a nonprofit and all of their tools are free.
DrumList.org is a meeting ground for those who feel compelled to explore rhythm. This site is not intended to be for drummers only, but for all who experience and use rhythm for some sort of work or play. This could include musicians, circle drummers, dancers, those who use rhythm or drums for therapy, event organizers, vendors or establishment owners, or, simply, rhythm enthusiasts. This is a community site that will offer resources and tools for people to learn about, talk about and employ rhythm in numerous ways.
Ruben Blades - Mundo
New, fresh, creative, innovative and, most importantly, musical through and through. Mr. Blades combines
Afro-Cuban sounds with Irish, Scottish, Spanish, and Middle-Eastern, and does so in a very organic way.
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Free Percussion Music Downloads
I have decided to post my audio sketch book. In most cases,
these will be raw, one or two take moments in sound construction. The music will be free to download,
listen to, and distribute as long as credits remain intact. Additionally, no commercial use of this music
(not that it really could be used in a commercial setting) is allowed unless you receive written permission
from the creator.
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