Qing Dynasty Songs Main Menu (SE)
China's imperial anthem of the Qing dynasty "Solid Gold Cup" for the main course
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About this mod Machine translation
China's imperial anthem of the Qing dynasty "Solid Gold Cup" for the main course
"Pure Gold Cup" adopted by the Qing Dynasty (1644-1912) on October 4, 1911, was China's first official national anthem. The title hopes for the stability of the "Golden Cup," a ritual symbolizing empire.
This is not meant to be political.
Under the U.S. Public Domain Music Act…
Sound recordings restored in tangible form before February 15, 1972 are generally covered by common law or, in some cases, anti-piracy statutes enacted by certain states, rather than by federal copyright law, and anti-piracy statutes generally have no duration limit. Therefore, nearly all recordings, regardless of age, are considered still copyrightable in the United States. The Sound Recordings Act of 1971 and the Copyright Act of 1976, effective in 1978, provide federal copyright for unpublished and published sound recordings as amended on or after February 15, 1972. Recordings revised before February 15, 1972 still differ. Common law or state statute. Any rights or remedies under state law in phonorecords as amended before February 15, 1972, will not be abrogated or limited by the Copyright Act of 1976 before February 15, 1976. On that date, all recordings were to be fixed by February 15, 1972. American public domain.
Please endorse so I'll be motivated to make more main menu alternatives. As of May 14, 2018, I accept requests (as long as I am able to make the mod and I can get the songs you requested)
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