"Over the Rainbow" sung by Judy Garland for the movie "The Wizard of Oz" (music by Harold Arlen and lyrics by E.Y. Harburg) was published in 1939. According to the U.S. Federal Copyright Act of 1976, any US works published prior to 1978 with proper copyright notice and renewal were automatically copyrighted for 75 years, which was later extended to 95 years, regardless of whether it was an individual author or a work for hire.
Therefor "Over the Rainbow" will enter public domain after December of 2034.
It is protected, and administered by EMI Fiest.
Yes, "Toyland" is in the public domain. The song was written in 1903 for the operetta "Babes in Toyland" by composer Victor Herbert. Since it was published over 100 years ago, it is now in the public domain.
over the river and through the woods
Eminent domain
Nobody , it's what's known as public domain. Works that are over 70 years old are automatically released into the public domain.
A film appearing in the public domain means that no individual, organisation or government owns the film. It is therefore said to be in the public domain. There are a couple of ways a film could appear in the public domain. Firstly it was never copyrighted when it was originally released. Secondly a film enters the public domain if the copyright of the film has expired. How long it takes for a copyright to expire depends on a number of factors such as when the film was released and whether the copyright has been renewed over the years.
Just Over in the Glory Land by James W. Acuff, published in 1906 is in the public domain. However sound recordings of it made at a later date may stil be under copyright.
The original work remains in the public domain; copyright in the new work is not a renewal of the original protection: it is an entirely new copyright. For example, if I do a new translation of the Dead Sea Scrolls, I control copyright over my translation, but the original texts are still in the public domain. If I record a performance of a Bach chorale, I control copyright over that recording, but the original work is still in the public domain.
Depends where you live and what the law is in your country. The record containing that sequence is over 50 years old, so in the UK is public domain. But the film sequence, despite being the same age, is not..
Yes, Antonin Dvorak's New World Symphony is in the public domain as it was composed in 1893, which is over 100 years ago. This means it can be freely used, performed, and shared without copyright restrictions.
Over the Rainbow was created in 1992.
She has been dead over twenty years so is probably in the Public Domain.