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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Music copyright"”.

  1. Understanding Music Copyright Through Legal Analysis and Music Theory

    This paper focuses on the intersection of law and music. Specifically, the intersection between music copyright law and music theory, and the role of musicologists and music theorists in copyright infringement cases. In particular, the influence they have on court decisions when acting as expert …

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  2. The Music Copyright regime in Multiversal Bangladesh: A gainful succession or a system seeking evolution?

    This thesis investigates the following: The Music Copyright regime in Multiversal Bangladesh: A gainful succession or a system seeking evolution? Research to date discusses the provisions of the existing copyright law in general, identifying inefficacies in implementation and enforcement without …

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  3. Promoting Creativity: How the Use of Music Analysis Affects Value Judgments in Copyright Litigation

    This dissertation investigates the role of music analysis in copyright litigation and demonstrates that forensic musicology is a subjective and problematic discipline. Part of this subjectivity is due to misunderstood terms and definitions. Additionally, forensic musicology is an interpretive act, …

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  4. The Interpreter as Co-Author: Pianists and the Practice of Interactive Re-Working

    Whilst recent musicological scholarship in the field of WAM performance studies has recognised the creative role of the interpreter, notions that equate work-interpretation with Werktreue have remained almost entirely uncontested, resulting in an apparent presupposition that the composer’s role in …

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