Music Publishing Contract
and recorded works to the extent on promotion of musical composition, as well as its referral to appropriate recording artist. A music publisher who produces sheet music is recognized as the music print publisher.
Business of music publishing contract is concerned with growing, protecting & valuing music.
Relationship between music publisher and songwriter is supported by publishing contract that is setting out rights and obligations of other. Below these contracts the songwriters and the composers assign copyright in the music to the music publisher in response for a promise to promote, develop and guard that music. Publisher agrees to give the composer a percentage of income earned from this exploitation as the royalties.
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In this clip from www.artistshousemusic.org – Ron Sobel, President of North Star Media, talks about the terms of a publishing contract. A few of the key elements are how many songs the songwriter is giving the publisher, the duration of the ownership, and the percentage of ownership. Sobel explains that publishers seek to have 100 percent of publishing for the life of the copyright.
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