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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Thanks for clarifying that Stu. Wondering... if a publisher wants to have copyrights (registrations) on the tracks they sign, would there be a problem letting them register a "chapter" of your suite. In other words; can several different publishers own separate copyrights to "chapters" of your suite? Best, John  Stu:
To answer your question, publishers usually want exclusive publication rights to songs - although there are plenty on non-exclusive publishing deals out there. You can license any part of any work to any publisher as long as you can sufficiently describe in the license agreement exactly what is being licensed.
Last edited by John Lawrence Schick; 10/08/10 04:28 AM.
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