This isn't quite the whole story.
You can record whatever you like. Publishing it is the problem.
I have mentioned here before that I spoke to the MCPS about internet publishing and they were very clear in their advice.
If you post your clips on YouTube then YouTube is considered to be the publisher and you will not get in trouble. If you publish them on your own website then you are the publisher and run the very very small risk of being pursued for copyright infringement.
So if you send your recording to YAP, you will be in the clear but YAP could get into trouble.
If you want to share your recordings you can always post them to YouTube and put the links in the YouTube thread on this board.
Best wishes
barry
QUOTE(katyjay @ May 23 2007, 07:44 PM)

Flutefanatic, there is one slight problem.
Unless you have specific permission from the composer (Clarke) or the composer's estate (Poulenc), or have paid for a MCPS licence, you can't make and publicise a recording of their works.
Works are in copyright, and perfomance right, until 70 years after the composer's death. So Gershwin or Holst would be OK, Clarke and Poulenc aren't.