When you think of music, you may think of Beethoven or Mozart, the Beatles or the Stones, or maybe Britney or Pink. You may love this music, but the only thing you can do with it is enjoy it. You can’t publish it. You can’t use it to jazz up your website. You can’t add it to your presentation at work or school. You can’t mix it, rap over it, and publish it under your own name.
If you are interested in finding music that you can use freely, you are actually looking for free public domain music. Unfortunately, however, free public domain music is difficult to find and ever harder to verify that is free for your use. A good place to start is PublicDomainEmpires.com, which not only shows you where to look for public domain material, but also tells you how you can use it not only to accessorize your creations, but also to create a profit by republishing the material yourself.
It is no secret that almost everyone has, at one time or another, downloaded a pirated song or a pirated movie. We have all made copies of songs, burned CDs, or loaned someone an album for them to record. This is illegal. If you have ever shown a movie in your home and charged someone even a penny to view it, you have broken the law.
So, it is important that the music you use on your website or presentations be free public domain music. By choosing music that does not belong to someone else, not only will you not be breaking the law, but you will also be ensuring that artists continue to create new material for us all to enjoy.
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If you have been using the internet for awhile, you are well aware that there are some fast and loose rules regarding the rights of authors, musicians, and artists. It seems that people share music and movies, 
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When you are in the grocery store, perhaps you hear a piece of classical music playing in the background. You don’t know the name of the composer or even the name of the song, but you’ve heard this song a million times before. There is a reason for that – the music is public domain.
If you a student or work in a position where you commonly have to produce presentations, you know how hard it can be to find music to play in the background. Any decent teacher will give you an “F” if you produce a presentation using copyrighted work, and any employer that allowed you to have a recognizable artist’s material playing during your Powerpoint would be foolish.