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Music Copyright

What  is  Copyright?digital  audio  transmission.
The Copyright Act usually gives the copyrightHow do I protect my original music
owner the exclusive right to do and tocompositions?
authorize  others  to  do  the  following:
There are a few things that you can do to
· To reproduce the work in writtenensure  that  your  work  is  protected:
copies,  mp3s,  Cds,  Dvds  etc;
1. Somewhere on your sheet music
· To prepare derivative works(usually at the top or bottom) you should
based  upon the  work;put the symbol © (the letter 'C' in a
circle)  and/or  the  word  "Copyright";
· To distribute the written copies
or Cds/Dvds of the work to the public by sale2. Write down the first year of
or other transfer of ownership, or by rental,publication of  the  music. E.g.  "2005";
lease,  or  lending;
3. Include  the  name  of  the composer.
· To perform the work publicly, in
the case of literary, musical, dramatic, and4. You can post yourself a sealed copy
choreographic works, pantomimes, and motionof your own work, which, when it arrives
pictures  and  other  audiovisual  works;will  have  a  date  stamped  on  it.
· To display the copyrighted workDo  not  open  the  envelope.
publicly, in the case of literary, musical,
dramatic, and choreographic works,Store  it  in  a  safe  place.
pantomimes, and pictorial, graphic, or
sculptural works, including the individual5. Register your work with the music
images of a motion picture or othercopyright association in your country. In
audiovisual  work;  andAustralia it is the Australian Performing
Right Association. These days, you can join
· In the case of sound recordings,and submit work online.
to perform the work publicly by means of a



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