The license does not convey the right to photocopy or duplicate any choral or instrumental sheet music, accompaniments, arrangements for keyboards, handbells or other instruments, choral songbooks or other ensemble works. Check the copyright notice on the work or contact the publisher of the collection in which the work appears. Once you know the name, write or call the copyright owner. If a song is in the public domain, the copyright protection for the song has expired and the song is dedicated to the public for use as it sees fit with no permission required from anyone. Fair use is not generally available to churches.
Fair use is established by statute and interpreted by the court.
It permits portions of copyrighted works to be legally reproduced for purposes of criticism, comment, news reporting, classroom teaching, scholarship and research. In no instance does this apply to a performance. The various interest groups involved have agreed upon guidelines that constitute the minimum and not the maximum standards of educational fair use. They will inform you of their requirements concerning your request. It is illegal.