[Freeciv-Dev] Re[2]: civ1 music?

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PIM> This is an mp3 of the music, not from 
the game, but of unknown origin.
PIM> Please let me know if you recognize it.

That's Aaron Copelands Fanfare for the Comman 
Man.

I'm not sure if it would be out of copyright, 
though, since he's a
mid-20th century composer, born in 1900, and 
died in '90.  And, I'm
not really sure how to find out.

It *is* an interesting theme, though and 
simple enough to be realised
quickly and easily.

gij