The first open-source musical
Here's the idea. I've written this musical (songs, lyrics, book) -- and the vision is to produce it digitally, with virtual actors playing the parts. I'm not sure I can do this by myself, but I'm going to take it as far as I can. At some point, I will be open to collaborators working with me to shape the final product. The idea is to work this as close to an open source project as possible. All of the content, including the original music (score and recordings), the lyrics, the book (script, speaking parts) -- all will be licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 unported license.
For those of you unfamiliar with the Creative Commons, please go to the website and check it out. Roughly, CC3 is the generic equivalent of a BSD or MIT style open source software license. It allows anyone to use or modify the work, for commercial or other uses, provided that you attribute the work to the original author.
If I (or other contributors) develop any software along the way, it will be licensed under the BSD License.
So there you have it. Let us begin.
note: this ended up being the repository for the script, dialogue, and Rosegarden scores. The real root is masterMix, which has this and other repos as submodules.