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uploading imovie to youtube/too long

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ok I want to upload a movie onto youtube that is around 20min. this is too long. problem is, I have music in it and if I cut it in half , part two wont start off where the music was cut. how do I do this?
no problems with cutting from the beginning to half way as it keep the music. but its part two and three that stuff up.
how can I section it off. so if it were a 30min video, how do I do part 1,2, and 3 whilst keeping the music?
cheers
 
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Someone might have a better answer if they knew what version of software you were using.

I would do an export to QuickTime using a decent codec such as Apple Intermediate Codec (AIC) and reimport to iMovie and then make your cuts perhaps in two or three projects. Actually since I have them, I might use QuickTime Pro or Final Cut.
 
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Do as Xstep says

But if you haven't got Quicktime Pro or Final Cut then MPEG Streamclip can do simple edits like cutting a film in two
 

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